Antique Pocket Bound Books (Kipling, 1920s) - Set of 3
$65.00
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Antique Pocket Bound Books (Kipling, 1920s) - Set of 3
Condition:
used
$65.00
Sale price
$65.00
Regular price
A set of three mini books from the Rare Little Leather Library Books, Redcroft Version (1921 - 1924.) These antique books from the 1920s were originally issued in genuine Leather. Due to the war effort and leather stock being reserved for gear it was replaced with latex coated canvas with interior flocking.
Originally sold as a mail order item, it was advertised in popular magazines and included in Whitman candy boxes sold at Woolworths.
Eventually the imprint was bought by Robert Haas and last new editions were printed in 1925. The publishing house eventually and indirectly led to the creation of Random house.
Condition:
- Sold as a set of three.
- Aged pages & condition appropriate for the age of the books.
- Body unglued as is normal for these books
- Minor penciling inside cover
- Titles included: The Man Who Was, At the End of the Passage, The Phantom Rickshaw
- Vintage item, not returnable. Please inspect pictures thoroughly before purchasing
Dimensions:
4" H x 3" W x 1/4" D
This item is prepared and shipped by one of our small‑business partners and may arrive in its own package.
Vintage Disclaimer
Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
BO-EB-VU-1012
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