Black Beauty: In Words of One Syllable, by Anna Sewell (adapted), (RARE, Illustrated, Prize Inscription), 1905 📜🐎✨

Black Beauty: In Words of One Syllable, by Anna Sewell (adapted), (RARE, Illustrated, Prize Inscription), 1905 📜🐎✨1. Introduction This is a rare antique edition of Black Beauty: In Words of One Syllable, published in 1905by The Saalfield Publishing Company. This special volume, adapted by Edgar Lee and illustrated by Harry Lambright Miller, was created to make Anna Sewell's classic accessible and engaging for "Little Folks." This book is a premier acquisition for any serious collector of early 20th century children's literature, offering a unique glimpse into the

Place of Origin: Various Military Print Facilities (Pacific Pony Edition Printed in Hawaii)

a Love Story was also adapted into a popular film

As a first printing of a popular work

Published in the midst of the Great Depression

This book was a product of a collaborative effort between the author and a celebrated publisher

Publisher/Foundry: Literary Classics

Its presence on the book is a significant factor in its value

The book's setting in the Monterey Peninsula is an homage to one of the most famous literary hotspots in California

where authors like Read sought to capture and preserve the distinct cultures and social issues of various American regions

The photos reveal several points of provenance:

military history

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