The yellow house,: Master of men, by Oppenheim, E. Phillips - 1912-01-01

NY: P. F. Collier & Son, 1912. Reprint edition, 1912. Light blue cloth lettered and ruled in navy on front and spine; frontis is uncredited. Edgeand corner wear; spine darkened; front hinge just starting.. Hardcover. Very Good-/No Jacket.

PF Collier & Son .Illus. by Frontis 1912 | red cloth boards, gilt lettering | faded spine, moderate wear but clean/intact. Inked name inside front cover

New York: P.F. Collier & Son, 1912. Cover bumped, heavily soiled, and browning with slightly rubbed edges. Pages slightly soiled and browning. Cover pulling loose at inside gutter.. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo.

NY: P.F. Collier & Son, 1912. 384 clean, unmarked pages; red c w/gilt titles' lit3e wear at tips. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Frontis. 12 vo.

MP3 Audio CD. The Yellow House CHAPTER I THE YELLOW HOUSE Positively every one, with two unimportant exceptions, had called upon us. The Countess had driven over from Sysington Hall, twelve miles away, with two anæmic-looking daughters, who had gushed over our late roses and the cedar trees which shaded the lawn. The Holgates of Holgate Brand and Lady Naselton of Naselton had presented themselves on the same afternoon. Many others had come in their train, for what these very great people did the neighborhood was bound to endorse. There was a little veiled anxiety, a few elaborately careless questions as to the spelling of our name; but when my father had mentioned the second “f,” and made a casual allusion to the Warwickshire Ffolliots--with whom we were not indeed on speaking terms, but who were certainly our cousins--a distinct breath of relief was followed by a gush of mild cordiality. There were wrong Ffolliots and right Ffolliots. We belonged to the latter. No one had made a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Yellow House CHAPTER I THE YELLOW HOUSE Positively every one, with two unimportant exceptions, had called upon us. The Countess had driven over from Sysington Hall, twelve miles away, with two anæmic-looking daughters, who had gushed over our late roses and the cedar trees which shaded the lawn. The Holgates of Holgate Brand and Lady Naselton of Naselton had presented themselves on the same afternoon. Many others had come in their train, for what these very great people did the neighborhood was bound to endorse. There was a little veiled anxiety, a few elaborately careless questions as to the spelling of our name; but when my father had mentioned the second “f,” and made a casual allusion to the Warwickshire Ffolliots--with whom we were not indeed on speaking terms, but who were certainly our cousins--a distinct breath of relief was followed by a gush of mild cordiality. There were wrong Ffolliots and right Ffolliots. We belonged to the latter. No one had made a… Read More

New York: Collier, 1912. Very Good. Later. Very good. Corners rubbed and bent. Edges of spine bumped. Spine slightly lighter in color. minor spine lean. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information.

Paperback. New.

NY: Donald W. Newton. Good with no dust jacket. 1908. Hardcover. No dj corners & edges are worn, spine has darkened and has sm tear, cover is worn, cover has loosened; 8vo; 303 pages. .

New York: Donald W. Newton, 1908. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. New York: Donald W. Newton, 1908. Very Good/No Dustjacket. Yellow cloth boards with color paste-on illustration on cover (unchipped, with some fading to one corner). Light soiling to spine from handling. Very slight wear to spine edges and corner tips. Binding is tight & square, no cracking. Pages and edges are clean. No names, writing or marks. 303 pgs. 8vo. Fiction..