| Curwen Press: | B7 |
| Curwen Press: | B7 |
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THE BURIED CANDELABRUM BY STEFAN ZWEIG TRANSLATED BY EDEN AND CEDAR PAUL [line block in green: a spade by a tree] WOODCUTS BY MARGARETE HAMMERSCHLAG [triple rule] CASSELL & CO. LTD. LA BELLE SAUVAGE, LONDON
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One thousand copies of The Buried Candelabrum have been printed for sale, nine hundred and ninety on Dickinson's cylinder-wove paper, numbered 1 - 990, and ten copies on English hand-made paper, bound in full leather and signed by the author and artist, numbered A - J. THIS IS NUMBER: [space for serial number]
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[8] 1-118 [119] 120-2 [+6].
Crown 4o: 9¾" × 7¼", trimmed, white wove, no mark; 14(+3½)pt. Walbaum; woodcut illustrations in green; casing in patterned paper Kzb no.25; no copy traced in publisher's casing as issued.
Ordinary edition not in B.L.; compare 1944 edition published by Oxford with 105 pages, at 012557.a.20.
(Maurice) Eden Paul, was the younger son of the publisher Charles Kegan Paul; Cedar Paul was his second wife.
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Robin Phillips, 1963
| British Library: | 12554.n.10 |
As Ta.
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As Ta.
As Ta.
As Ta but trimmed and gilt all edges, head- and tail-bands, white wove, F J Head hand-made; full binding in black morocco on 5 cords, no bands, tooled on spine: ‘[5 fillets, 3 gold 2 blind] ZWEIG · THE BURIED CANDEL- ABRUM [5 fillets as above]’, and on upper cover: ‘[5 blind fillets down left side, and in gold 5 fillets continued from the lower set on the spine, 2 lines of lettering tooled between these fillets, 3" from fore-edge] STEFAN ZWEIG THE BURIED CANDELABRUM’.
See quote from Desmond Flower in (Simon 1973 p.210).
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