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[Signed] [First Edition] Excursions in Victorian Bibliography Sadleir

[Signed] [First Edition] Excursions in Victorian Bibliography Sadleir

Hardcover. INSCRIBED FIRST EDITION. Michael Sadleir (1888 - 1957) was the most noted scholar and bibliographer of Victorian literature of his time. In this work he calls the material included his "notes" rather than an exhaustive bibliography, and speaks of his great love for the Victorian novelists. Those included here are Anthony Trollope (his favorite), Benjamin Disraeli, Frederick Marryat, Wilkie Collins, Charles Reade, G.J. Whyte Melville, Mrs. Gaskell, and Herman Melville. There are several introductory pages on the writing of each author followed by the bibliographical notes. The book is inscribed "To James S. Bain and W. de Coverly for use in the shop if they care to Michael Sadleir May 1922." Bound in very good black cloth boards with gilt title and author to spine. The interior is clean and bright except for browning to front and rear endpapers and slight aging to margins of pages. 240 pages including an index of titles. BOB/062008.

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[Signed] [First Edition] Excursions in Victorian Bibliography Sadleir