An edition of Madeline (1906)

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Madeline
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Printed by the Prairie Press
Language
English
Pages
104

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1906, Printed by the Prairie Press
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Title in red and black within ornamental border.
Colophon reads: So ends the story of Madeline, which has been printed by the Prairie Press in the city of Chicago, in the month of April, 1906, and the type distributed, and sold by Walter M. Hill in the Marshall Field Building. Of this first edition, with a special title page from a design drawn by Ralph Fletcher Seymour, two hundred and fifty numbered copies (1-250) have been done on Van Gelder handmade paper, and fifteen numbered copies (I-XV) on imperial Japanese vellum. This is copy no. ...
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Library of Congress
PZ3.F458 M, PS1669.F3 M

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Pagination
[6], 104, [6] p. (first 6 p. and last 5 p. blank) ;
Number of pages
104

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6970953M
LCCN
06021389
OCLC/WorldCat
5883201

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