I'll be giving away these nine matched volumes of Scott's 'Waverly Novels.' These books were put out by Colliers around 1900 or so. Nice frontispiece illustrations, bindings are tight, pages are bright.
Comment below to enter, or let me know on Twitter or Facebook.
I'll announce a winner tomorrow afternoon (March 3rd) at 3:00 PM EST.
Good luck!
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I'd love to see illustrations in these - I love old novels.
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Michael
All we have to do is comment to enter? Well, then, consider me entered!
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ReplyDeleteThose covers are beautiful, they'd be a wonderful addition to anyone's library!
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Logan Thomas
I would shelve those and LOVE THEM!
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ReplyDeleteA shame only the spines show between bookends when the covers are such gems! Guess I'll just have to display them like you have here! Enter me, please, and thanks for sharing such a marvelous set!
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ReplyDeleteOh! A wonderful giveaway. I managed to miss reading the Waverly novels, so I'd love to win these.
ReplyDeleteBesides, they are gorgeous!
What beautiful (and intriguing) books! Thanks for offering them!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! My sweetie still laments the loss of a set of Waverly novels, and I'd love to give these to her.
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ReplyDeletedo you know of anyone who does book restoration in the Portland, OR area? I have this beautiful obstetrics textbook (intricately hand drawn reference image plates!) that was printed in 1909(or thereabouts) but the cover over the spine is leather and doesn't seem to have been well cared for... it's half falling off. :(
Jaeyde - I lived in PDX for a year, and Powells really dominates the book market. It's funny, it's the best bookstore in the country, and yet Portland could really use a few good shops.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I don't really recall any binders out there, but I did some poking around and found these guys:
http://www.bookrepaircentral.com/
They are not too far out in SE. Good luck.
Beautiful books! Thank you for the chance to win them!
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ReplyDeleteThere was an identical set of these in an old pub I used to frequent in Edinburgh - albeit more nicotine-stained and shabby looking!
ReplyDeleteWow, 1900? I love books like those. Cool, I'm in please!
ReplyDeleteoh my; I go weak in the knees when I see such lovely, old book covers. It seems so elegant compared to the blank-covers-with-dust-jackets of today. Thanks for such a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to give these books a home. Thanks for entering my name.
ReplyDeleteAloha from Rob
Love the covers!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I'd be interested to read them, & they're beautiful! Just stumbled upon your blog thanks to a.wray, who won the last contest -- very cool! My brother in law went to SUCO & family lives near you.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - I think I will have to hunt down a set of these somewhere: it's my partner's birthday; Scott is his writer's-routine-hero; and that blue is so blue!
ReplyDeleteHere I am, loving those books!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
Gorgeous!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of great stories - I'm in. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI like the covers, would love to be entered.
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ReplyDeleteI'd be delighted to receive these. Hot Dog! (Norman Mailer's closing words in the Naked and the Dead!)
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ReplyDeletePaige
Wow, oh wow. Please enter me. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful!
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