The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

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ON AUCTION

This AUCTION Is For The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner By Samuel Taylor Coleridge

It Is Greatly Illustrated By Gustave Dore

Published 1877 By Harper & Brothers    g. dore

It’s A Beautiful Interpretation Of Coleridge’s Longest Single Poem And The Dore Plates Are Exquisite And Large

The Book Is Elephant Folio At  17-1/2 High And 14″ Wide

All Original ln Dark Brown Full Leather Binding,Gilt Lettering At The Front Board, Full Gilt Page Edges, Marbled Pastedowns And Endpapers

The Text Is In 8 Pages Illustrated By 39 Full Page Plates On Heavy Paper Guarded By Protective Onion Skin + Large Oval To The Title Page + Headpiece To Start The First Part + Small Oval To End The Text

The Contents Is  Complete And Mildly Agetoned,The Plates Are Exquisite, Some Scattered Foxing About Not Affecting The Images,Some Wrinkled And A Bit Tattered Onion Skin, Still Tightly Bound,Couple Of Faint Dampstain Marks At The Beginning Not Disturbing The Text Or Images,Tattered At The Marbled Pastedowns And Endpapers

Leather Boards Detached And Present,Rubbed And Scuffed,Some Blemishes/Some Chipping,The Backstrip Is Missing,Rippling At The Rear Board

No Previous Owner Markings, No Writing In Book And Not Ex-Library

The Book Is A Beautful Interpretaion Of Coleridge’s Longest Single Poem Illustrated With Exquisite Plates By Gustave Dore

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One Response

  1. Dave Says:

    There is a version of “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” that includes the etext, audio narration and even illustrations – which might make it helpful for those that are interested in the story but would like to also listen to it and watch (in a sense):
    http://www.adamsmithacademy.org/etext/TheRimeoftheAncientMariner.html

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