The Port of Missing Men
- Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers, 1907
Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers, 1907. Clarence F. UNDERWOOD. [LITERARY WORK] [FICTION] [WOMAN AUTHOR] [DECORATIVE BINDING]. Clarence F. UNDERWOOD, illustrations.
First edition. 12mo; 399, [1]pp + [4]pp publisher's ads; navy pictorial cloth over board, lettering in red, a tree framed pastoral scene stamped on front in color, decorated spine; ownership on ffep; fp with tissue guard + 6 additional plates in b&w; light shelf wear; near fine. "The story combines elements of mystery and adventure, centering on the character John Armitage, an enigmatic figure with a past intertwined with European nobility." (Project Gutenberg). In 1914 this book was turned into a silent movie by the same title. The Port of Missing Men was #3 on the 1907 national best selling list.
Meredith Nicholson (1866-1947) was an author and politician. He became the U.S. Minister to first Nicaragua, then Venezuela, and Paraguay under the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. (WIKI).
First edition. 12mo; 399, [1]pp + [4]pp publisher's ads; navy pictorial cloth over board, lettering in red, a tree framed pastoral scene stamped on front in color, decorated spine; ownership on ffep; fp with tissue guard + 6 additional plates in b&w; light shelf wear; near fine. "The story combines elements of mystery and adventure, centering on the character John Armitage, an enigmatic figure with a past intertwined with European nobility." (Project Gutenberg). In 1914 this book was turned into a silent movie by the same title. The Port of Missing Men was #3 on the 1907 national best selling list.
Meredith Nicholson (1866-1947) was an author and politician. He became the U.S. Minister to first Nicaragua, then Venezuela, and Paraguay under the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. (WIKI).
Details
Title
The Port of Missing Men
Author
NICHOLSON, Meredith
Condition
Unknown
Publisher
The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers: Indianapolis
Date
1907