The Innocents of Paris archive Bound as one volume in

Bound as one volume in modern half-calf over marbled boards

Charles Duff

It was the most scholarly and accurate English translation of the novel up to that time & became the most frequently reprinted version until about 1885

Sarah Woodcock

The Innocents of Paris archive Bound as one volume inNew York: D. Appleton, 1928. First Edition. Publisher's blue boards with paper title labels lettered in green to the spine and upper board. With the unclipped dust jacket, edges of which are chipped and rubbed, most notably around the heads of the spine with old tape repair stain showing externally. Uncommon, especially in the striking dust jacket designed by David Snodgrass who also provides the frontispiece and six further illustrations in the text.