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Jules VERNE L'Île mystérieuse

Jules VERNE

L'Île mystérieuse

Hetzel, Paris 1888, Grd. in-8 (17,5x28cm), 616pp., relié.


New edition "A la Banner" with beveled boards, blue franc on a red background. Illustrated with 154 drawings by Férat engraved by Barbant. Catalog CH for the year 1885. Volume triple.
Boxing editor type 6 signed Lenègre. Sign signed Souze. Second flat type e1 with central macaroon on black background, with geometric pattern framing. Beautiful upper plate, slightly darker area in the upper bevel at the top. Sagging headdresses. Coins folded. Back very well. Second flat abev top bevel soiled, a small stain of wetness in the bottom. Scattered burns, mainly in the margins, with some layers of brownish textures. Nice copy.
The mysterious island is linked, without being a sequel, to two other novels by Jules Verne, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and The Children of Captain Grant. The author was inspired in particular by Robinson Crusoe for the existence of castaways on a desert island.

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