Antique Mark Twain Authorized Uniform Edition Three-Volume Book Set | P.F. Collier & Son | 1917

A wonderful addition to any antique library, this Authorized Uniform Edition three-volume set celebrates the enduring works of Mark Twain, one of America’s most influential authors. Published by P.F. Collier & Son and bearing a 1917 copyright, these richly bound volumes feature decorative gilt lettering and classic early twentieth-century bindings that display beautifully on a bookshelf or in a study.

Included in this set are:

• Volume IV – A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
• Volume XXI – Joan of Arc
• Volume XXIII – Sketches New and Old

Whether you’re an avid collector of antique literature, decorating a historic home, or searching for a thoughtful gift, this handsome three-volume set brings both literary significance and timeless character to any collection.

Approximate Measurements

• Height: 8”
• Width: 5.5”

Condition

• Antique three-volume Authorized Uniform Edition
• Published by P.F. Collier & Son
• Copyright 1917
• Original decorative bindings with gilt lettering
• General shelf wear, rubbing, and age-related wear consistent with antique books
• Light foxing throughout
• One volume has a front board beginning to separate from the text block but remains attached
• Bindings remain intact overall and display beautifully
• Structurally sound for display and careful handling

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Disclaimer

Colors may vary due to screen settings and lighting. Images are an approximate guide only. If exact color matching is essential, please refrain from purchasing. Please note that this item is antique and may show imperfections, wear, and signs of age consistent with over a century of use. Any significant condition issues have been noted above.