An edition of The little sister (1852)

The little sister

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The little sister
Harriet Myrtle, Harriet Myrtle
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Publish Date
Publisher
Addey and Co. 21, Old Bond Street (Late Cundall and Addey.)
Language
English
Pages
36

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Subjects

Brothers and sisters, Illustrated children's books, Infants, Juvenile fiction, Specimens
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Cover of: The little sister
The little sister
1852, Addey and Co. 21, Old Bond Street (Late Cundall and Addey.)
in English

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Edition Notes

Added etched ill. t.p. with text printed in red.

Etched plates are hand-coloured. All are unsigned.

Harriet Myrtle is a pseudonym for Lydia Falconer (Fraser) Miller. Cf. The Osborne collection of early children's books, vol. II, p. 1013.

Adapted into English prose from the German verse of Wilhelm Hey's Das Kind von der Wiege bis zur Schule. Cf. RLIN.

St. John, Judith. Osborne collection of early children's books, Vol. II, p. 1013.

MASS copy: Bound in blue cord-grain cloth blocked in gold and blind; a.e.g. With the remnants of a white binding ticket printed with blue text.

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London
Genre
Specimens., Juvenile fiction.

The Physical Object

Pagination
36 p., [1], 15 leaves of plates :
Number of pages
36

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OL20356100M

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