Books by Bronte Charlotte

New York: Book League Of America. [1940s]. Reprint. Blue cloth. Very good with age-toned cheap war time paper and a slightly faded spine. . ... more information

Everyman's Library, 1991. 5th printing, 1991. 5th printing. Light scuff to spine, else fine. ... more information

Mundus Media, 2002, 2002. Fine. ... more information

Museum Quilts, 1997. First edition thus, 1997. First edition thus. Fine. Illus. by Sandra Russell.... more information

Longmeadow press, 1985. Reprint, 1985. Reprint. Fine. ... more information

New York: Franklin Watts Book. Very Good. Hardcover. With a critical and biographical profile of Charlotte Bronte by Inga-Stina Ewbank. New York: Franklin Watts, n.d. A Watts Ultratype Edition. Original gray cloth binding, with black titles. The dust jacket is a bit edgeworn, with a one-inch chip to the spine head; otherwise a very good copy.. ... more information

Heritage Press, 1942, 1942. Short tear to upper rear spine fold, else fine in near fine, lightly rubbed publisher's slipcase with one seam just showing. Illus. by Barnett Freedman. Includes the Sandglass... more information

Sweetwarer Press, 1998. Reprint, 1998. Reprint. Fine. ... more information

Norwalk, CT The Easton Press 1978 Leather bound Collector's Edition 431pp.Octavo [23.5 cm] Bound in full, bright red leather. Elaborate gilt ornamentation on the spine and boards is bright and shiny. All edges of the text block are gilt. Silk endpapers. Silk ribbon bookmark attached at the head of the spine. Illustrated with lithographs by Barnett Freedman. Beautiful craftsmanship typical to the Easton Press. Very good. The spine is slightly rolled. ... more information

New York: Double Day, 1997. First edition thus Fine condition in a Fine dust jacket. Octavo (5.5x7.5 Inches). Ivory boards w/ blue cloth and gold lettering to spine. Pp. 542, illustrated with handwritten letters, diaries manuscripts and original art from the collections of the New York Public Library. Jane Eyre has been a celebrated masterpiece since the mid 19th century. ... more information

Cleveland: Tower Books, 1946. Photoplay edition issued to coincide with the release of classic film version starring Orson Welles, Joan Fontaine, and Margaret O’Brien. Pages tanned as usual, else very good plus with some slight wear to the corners and top and bottom of the spine in a very good dust jacket with some medium-sized chips at top and bottom of spine and a couple of small ones at the outer edges. The dust jacket shows photographs of Welles and Fontaine in a loving embrace on the front cover and... more information

Paris: S.I.E.P, [1946]. 8vo. . Bound in half blue morocco and marbled boards. Fine ... more information

New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square, 1856. American Edition. 8vo. 572 pp. Bound in original blind stamped cloth. Spine slightly sunned, internal foxing, else Very Good ... more information

London: Folio Society, [1998] Fourth printing of the 1996 Folio Society second edition. Green silk cloth with gilt spines. Seven volumes, octavo. Wood engravings by Simon Brett, Peter Reddick, Harry Brockway, Peter Forster, et all. A fine set in publisher's slipcase. ... more information

London: The Folio Society, [1997]. Seventh edition. 7 vols., 8vo. Illustrated with wood engravings by Howard Phipps. Green cloth. Fine in original green paper slipcase ... more information

First published in London in 1849, the author's most social novel is a plea for more useful occupations for women. It is set in Yorkshire during the Luddite riots of the late Napoleonic era. Tinker Library 383 (this edition). (Bound with:) (BRONTE.) Jane Eyre. An Autobiography. Edited by Currer Bell. NewYork: Harper & Brothers, 1854. Early American Edition of her great novel of 1847 (first American edition 1848). Contemporary quarter morocco, marbled boards,spine gilt. Text in double columns. Boards a bit s... more information

New York: Heritage. hardcover. fine. Freedman, Barnett. Color lithographs by Barnett Freedman. 431pp. 8vo, rebound in 3/4 crimson morocco over marbled boards with gilt-stamped lettering, t.e.g. New York: Heritage Press, (no date, circa 1942). A fine copy. ... more information

London: Smith, Elder and Co.. 1849. First edition, 3 vols., 8vo, complete with the October 1849 ads at the back of vol. I; orig. brown cloth rehinged and rebacked with only portions of the original spines preserved; some pencil annotations in margins of vol. II, one or two gatherings sprung; Carl A. Weyerhauser copy, with his bookplate, green cloth folding box lettered in gilt. ... more information

Paris: L'Imprimerie Nationale De France. Fine. 1923. Limited Edition. Full Leather. Limited Edition of 495 copies, this one being number 42 of 460 copies from 16-475. Illustrated with all 17 original lithographs by Ethel Gabain present and vignette portrait on title page. Copies numbered 1-15 featured five additional lithographs. Twenty hors commerce copies were produced with Roman numbers from I-XX. Laid in is "List of Illustrations" with mispositioning for plates 4, 9, 13, and 15. Origi... more information

Boston: Wilkins Carter, 1848. First Edition. 12mo. First American Edition in hardcover, preceded by an edition in wrappers published the same year. Beautifully re-backed publisher's deep brown cloth, board designs in blind, spine title gilt and designs in blind. Very Good plus or better condition. Light bumping to the extremities, brief foxing throughout, lacking the front endpaper and another leaf (pp. 479-80). An early American printing and an interesting publication in the Bronte bibliography. ... more information