Waverley Novels
Are these books of any great value?
I have a hardback copy of Waverley Novels Border Edition Old Mortality by Sir Walter Scott, with introductory essay and notes by Andrew Lang – (Editor’s Note dated 1893)
and a hardback copy of Queen Victoria’s Sketchbook by Marina Warner published 1979. Would be grateful if anyone could tell me if these books are of any value as I’m doing a clearout.
If you have a book from the 1800′s, for goodness sake, do NOT just throw it away. It could be worth a fortune to a collector. It may behoove you to do a little research.
Now, the one published in 1979? Well, by then, publishers had the ability to mass print; it may not be worth much.
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Kenilworth (Waverley Novels) This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery. Waverley novel… |
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Garden Spells $4.24 In a garden surrounded by a tall fence, tucked away behind a small, quiet house in an even smaller town, is an apple tree that is rumored to bear a very special sort of fruit. In this luminous debut novel, Sarah Addison Allen tells the story of that enchanted tree, and the extraordinary people who tend it.…The Waverleys have always been a curious family, endowed with peculiar gifts that make the… |
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Waverley (Penguin English Library) $4.95 Set during the Jacobite rising in Scotland in 1745, this novel springs from Scott s childhood recollections and his desire to preserve in writing the features of life in the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland. Recommended in Laura Berquist British Literature Author: Sir Walter Scott Format: 608 pages, Paperback Publisher: Penguin Classics (February 26, 1981) ISBN: 978-0140430714… |
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