Antique, 1st Edition, 1904 Hard Cover, GARDEN OF ALLAH, by Robert Hitchens
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VenmoThe "Garden of Allah" is a 1904 romantic drama novel by British writer, Robert Hitchens. The novel was published 13 October 1904 by Methuen & Co., London and 28 January 1905 by Frederick A Stokes, New York. This is a New York Edition, though it still bears the 1904 Copyright.
The novel was well-received by readers of the time. In the UK, it went through five editions in the first two months. Sales in the US took just three months before the fifth edition was published.
Details: A tale of adventure and romance set in the Sahara Desert. French Algiers and French Tunis. So popular, the book was later written into a stage play and then a screenplay for film. It was The basis for three movies, including the 1936 classic by David O. Selznik that starred Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer. The title also graced a famous Hotel on the Sunset Strip from the 1920's through the end of WWII.
Description: Hardcover, Grey cloth binding, imprinted with title and camel brigade on front board.
Condition: The book is in good condition, with no dust jacket and signs of shelf wear. The endsheets are well attached and not broken. Pages are clean, lightly sunned with no inscriptions or markings.
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Antique, 1st Edition, 1904 Hard Cover, GARDEN OF ALLAH, by Robert Hitchens
5 Days
32
1
$35.00
Trekmom
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoThe "Garden of Allah" is a 1904 romantic drama novel by British writer, Robert Hitchens. The novel was published 13 October 1904 by Methuen & Co., London and 28 January 1905 by Frederick A Stokes, New York. This is a New York Edition, though it still bears the 1904 Copyright.
The novel was well-received by readers of the time. In the UK, it went through five editions in the first two months. Sales in the US took just three months before the fifth edition was published.
Details: A tale of adventure and romance set in the Sahara Desert. French Algiers and French Tunis. So popular, the book was later written into a stage play and then a screenplay for film. It was The basis for three movies, including the 1936 classic by David O. Selznik that starred Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer. The title also graced a famous Hotel on the Sunset Strip from the 1920's through the end of WWII.
Description: Hardcover, Grey cloth binding, imprinted with title and camel brigade on front board.
Condition: The book is in good condition, with no dust jacket and signs of shelf wear. The endsheets are well attached and not broken. Pages are clean, lightly sunned with no inscriptions or markings.
*Bin-D
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