1912 Antiquarian Hardcover Book, Dorothy's Tour, Evelyn Raymond, First Edition, Young Girls Series, Literature, Illustrated, Fiction

1912 Antiquarian Hardcover Book, Dorothy's Tour, Evelyn Raymond, First Edition, Young Girls Series, Literature, Illustrated, Fiction

A wonderful antiquarian (antique) hardcover book called Dorothy's Tour by Evelyn Raymond. It is part of a series of stories for young American girls.

Evelyn Hunt Raymond (1843-1910), was the author of a number of series of stories for American girls. She was one of the most popular writers of fiction for girls reading at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Size:
7½ inches in length
5 inches in width
No Dust Cover
258 pages
Published by Hurst and Co -- 1912
First Edition -- Copyright by The Platt & Peck Co. 1912

This book is in Good condition. The binding is in perfect condition. There is an inscription in pencil on the inside flyleaf. The pages are yellowed from age and it does have shelf wear to the sides and edges. This book is 108 years old.

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