Bound Scribner's Magazine Illustrated
Scribner's Magazine Illustrated, one of this country's premier
literary and art magazines, began publishing in the 19th Century.
Fiction, poetry, and articles of political and historical interest
were penned by many well known authors and politicians. The accompanying
drawings were done by the most talented illustrators and artists
of the time.
Bound Volume X covers the period July-December 1891.
It features several ocean steamship articles, an engineers view
of Hayti (Haiti) and an article on starting a parliament in Japan.
It also includes stories illustrated by A. B. Frost, Howard Pyle,
and Kenyon Cox. There are stories by Jacob Riis and Sarah Orne
Jewett as well as a serial called "The Wrecker" by Robert
Louis Stevenson. 792 pages. Good-Very Good (003Scribner91b)
$65.00
Bound Volume XI covers the period January-June 1892.
It features a lengthy article on Paris Theatres and Concerts,
several articles on American illustration of To-day including
examples by A. B. Frost, Howard Pyle, Pennell, Chase, Elihu Vedder,
Twachtman, Sterner, Gibson, Kenyon Cox and others. Also an article
and illustrations of Charles Keene of "Punch" and the
continuation of Robert Louis Stevenson serial, "The Wrecker."
792 pages. Slight damp stains. Good-Very Good (003Scribner92a)
$65.00
Bound Volume XIII covers the period January-June 1893.
It features articles on John James Audebon, the Jaffa and Jerusalem
Railway, the Peary Relief Expedition, and the Personal Recollections
of Charles Sumner. There are stories by Henry James, William
Dean Howells, Thomas Hardy and Bret Harte. Illustrators include
A. B. Frost, C. D. Gibson, Bacher, Baer, and Perard. 824 pages.
Very Good. (003Scribner93a) $65.00
Bound Volume XVIII covers the period July - December 1894.
Articles on American Summer Resorts including North Shore of Massachusetts,
Newport, Bar Harbor, Lenox; Sketches of American Types by Frost
and Sterner; Types of Comtemporary Painting; and True Pictures
Among the Poor. 804 pages. Good with split binding. (003Scribner94b)
$65.00
Bound Volume XVII covers the period January-June 1895.
Illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson, Childe Hassam and Kenneth
Frazier accompany a series of articles About "The Bicycle".
An article on French Posters and Book-covers by Arsene Alexandre
illustrated by reproductions of posters by Steinlen, Bonnard,
De Feure, Grasset, Forain, Willette and Cheret. It also contains
an Arthur Conan Doyle poem illustrated by Howard Pyle, a poem
by Bret Harte, A Tuscan Shrine by Edith Wharton. 792 pages. Very
Good with binding wear. (003Scribner95a) $100.00
Bound Volume XVIII covers the period July - December 1895.
American Posters, Past and Present by H.C. Bunner with reproductions
of originals by Matt Morgan, Thomas Worth, Wm. H. Crane, Wm. Sergeant
Kendall, Will H. Bradley, Louis H. Rhead, Henry McCarter, Edward
Penfield, Will Carqueville, Arthur W. Dow, F.M. Hutchins, Ethel
Reed and others. Posters and Poster-Designing in England by M.
H. Spielmann with reproductions of originals by F. Walker, H.
Herkomer, J. Millais, G.D. Leslie, Walter Crane, E.F. Skinner,
J. Hearn, J.L. Bogle, C.B. Barber, Andre Sinet, P. Wilson Steer,
R. Anning Bell, M. Grieffenhagen, Dudley Hardy, L. Raven Hill
and Aubrey Beardsley. 792 pages. Very Good with binding wear.
(003Scribner95b) $100.00
Bound Volume XXIII covers the period January-June 1898.
Full page illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson accompany articles
titled "The King's Jackal" and "A New York Day
- Morning." It also contain a Bret Harte poem illustrated
by Howard Pyle, a poem by Edith Wharton, a historical piece by
Henry Cabot Lodge, photographs of recent work by Rodin and war
maps of Cuba. 768 pages. Several loose pages. Good-Very Good (003Scribner98a)
$65.00
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