Title:The Camp at Wandigong
Author:Turner, Ethel ( Aka Ethel Sibyl/Mary BURWELL, later TURNER, Mrs CURLEWIS ) 1870 1958
Price:AUD$118.80 (about USD$77.80)
Item ID:SB00-0238952
Quantity:1
Publisher:Ward Lock and Co limited, London, 1899
Edition:Reprint
Illustrator:Frances Ewan and others
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Very Good
sound in original dark red/brown cloth, wine stamps decorations on spine with gilt infill and title, repeated on the front panel, with an oval blind stamped wreath encompassing a gilt image of a young girl with hands on hips. All edges gilded. Bevelling of the edges of the board, slight softening of the head and tail of the spine. Presentation annotation dated 1900 on the front free end page. No other damage of notes although there is a fingerprint at the bottom right hand corner of page 11 and traces of foxing on pages 114, and 115. Frontispiece by Frances Ewan and 15 illustrations all reproduced in black-and-white by Harold Copping, Frances Ewan, Baueple, Edith G Reynolds, and others. Not in Muir; Copy held in NLA, wrongly attributes d.o.p. to (191?) 1st published as a serial in the Queenslander between 24 September 1898 and 22 October 1898 "A New Story by Ethel Turner. Our next serial story, to begin publication on the 24th instant, will be an attractive tale of mining life, by Ethel Turner (Mrs. Curlewis). Miss Turner's stories are always appreciated, and we do not go too far in saying that " The Camp at Wandinong" is one of the prettiest that has come from the pen of the gifted author. Humour and pathos are judiciously blended, and our readers will find their sympathies enlisted on behalf of the hero and heroine from the first." from the Queenslander Saturday, September 17, 1898 Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. (2), 286, (2) pages.. Please refer to accompanying picture (s). Illustrator: Frances Ewan and others. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Literature & Literary; Australia; Children. Inventory No: 0238952.