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[four-part heading] Contributions to Trade History. No. XXIII. Cassell & Cmopany, Limited. (Continued from last number.)

[1] Am Bk 1886-02-15 p83-86? --one in a series on Cassell & Company

Cassell & Company publication series 

Cassell's National Library
Cassell's Pocket Library
Cassell's Red Library
New Boys' Library

"Cassell's" magazines 

Family Mag
Saturday Jour
Sunshine Series --1, 1892 (semi-monthly)

Cassell's Saturday Journal [2] --dnf HathiTrust

serial, The Man with a Shadow, begins 1887
Cassell's Sunshine Series --as magazine [3]

Am Bk "Additions" (far below) lists some numbers

1892-07- #122 --q
Cassell's Rainbow Series --as publ series

Am Bk "Additions" (far below) lists some numbers

The Critic 1887-11-19 p256 "Recent Fiction": "The Haggard rider of the sensational hobby-horse is now well-known to fame, and the many frank imitators of the great original are flooding the market with such tales as 'A Queer Race' by William Westall and 'Dead Man's Rock' by Q, both issued in Cassell's Rainbow Series."
The Frozen Pirate, W. Clark Russell (Franklin Square Library) "discovered after a frozen sleep of fifty years, from which he is thawed out, with more or less entertainment to the reader."
AmBk 1887-10-15 p243 'Dead Man's Rock' by Q; Rainbow, 12o, pp. 364, pap., 25 cents

WorldCat se:"cassell's rainbow" (30)

1886=3 5 18 2 1 0 1=1892(#110!)
[(c)]1888 - 19 No. XIII; 18 The Phantom City 1888-05-15 o[711434987]
1890 - King Solomon's o[223205397]
A Queer Race, "Yellowback novel" 2nd, 1888 o[57401173] ; 3rd 1889 o[55856305]
A Queer Race, LOC, p[321-24] US back pages ; LC 10-2811 per Open Library
--contrast reported 16 back pages in some WorldCat records also viii+303
Scribner's Magazine

London publisher (named below "Charles Scribner's Sons New York" on bound volume title pages)

1-10 (1887-91) F. Warne & Co.
11-35 (1892-1904) Sampson Low, Marston & Co. Limited
36-41 (1904-07) William Heinemann London
42-46 (1907-09) Temple House. Tallis St. London. E.C.
47-50 (1910-11) Temple House. Temple Ave. London. E.C.
51-70 (1912-21) Constable & Company Limited London
71-74 (1922-23) 7 Beak Street, London, England

Title pages of bound volumes (vols 1-74 viewed at HathiTrust) display beneath "Charles Scribner's Sons New York" various London and street addresses or London publishers

HDL Index to Scribner's Magazine Volumes I--X (1887 to 1891) -- contains "The Index", pp. 3-7, and the index or two: Articles and Authors, pp. 12-82, and Illustrators, pp. 83-89

  • Stevenson, Index p72
Ballantrae 570-81 697-706; *49-57 152-62 278-86 *413-23 ^624-35 749-59; *93-101 145-54 351-62 407
  • Hole, Index p86 (17, vols ii-vi and x)
Ballantrae iv 572 705; v 2* 161 285 386* ^^ 748; vi 2* 153 ^^ 413-14 --probably three as frontispiece (1889 Jan "Drawn by William Hole. Engraved by Bodenstab" Apr Jul signed Hole, Kingsley)

(^ = no illustration)

Ballantrae
el  .William Hole 143038 (10)

(quote) [RLS]'s New Serial Novel, entitled The Master of Ballantrae, begun in this issue, is the first serial story every written by its author for an American magazine. It is a tale of adventure and romance; the action opens in Scotland and moves from there to the United States, thence to Scotland again, to India, back to Scotland, and finally to the United States, the last of the hero's adventures happening here in America. The novel is illustrated by Mr. William Hole, who was selected by the author to do the work. --"Ready at 11 O'clock. Scribner's Magazine. A Remarkable Number for November.", NY Times 1888-10-25 p5

available in the UK

Ath 3187 1888-11-24 p684 "Ready November 26, price One Shilling. The Christmas Number of Scribner's Magazine." ... The Master of Ballantrae. II.
one month earlier re the November issue, publisher advertisement not found
later -02-23 p231, the March number is "Ready on the 25th inst" (ie, next Monday again)
1889-09-21 p371, the October is "now ready"

US advertisement, Atl Constitution 1889-03-25 p8 [4] --Ballantrae contributes the frontispiece to April 1889 number (25c, $3/yr)

The Book Buyer 1888-03-01 p88, similarly advertises "a full-page (frontispiece) drawing by William Hole" in the March number

"Published To-Day Scribner's for October" DFP 1889-09-25 p7 \ The Sun p2 \ lists Ballantrae--concluded

Scribner's primary HDL catalog record (Some volumes --eg, the copy of vol 4 from Harvard U, contain outside and inside front covers in place, and other unnumbered pages, advertising and cartoons, at the back of the volume

November 1888 front cover, p. 570

with 10 full-page illustrations (and no others) by William Hold, multiple engravers

B. Allen Bentley introductions to RLS (Airmont Books?)

#20 The Black Arrow, c1963 https://viaf.org/processed/NUKAT%7Cn%202011143772
#42 Jekyll, c1964
#47 Ballantrae, ? --see Airmont Classics (about 200) at Publisher:Airmont Books, incl #2 Treasure Island, #10 Kidnapped, #195 Verses

LC --not identified--

Ballantrae

1889 Cassell "First edition" https://lccn.loc.gov/50041965 o[1343331] BL 003501388
[1889] Munro https://lccn.loc.gov/ca10001442 -LOC Seaside Library Pocket edition #1228 1889-09-23 front cover (11th volume in series inclg 686 Jekyll, 856 New Arabian Nights) ; p[5], signed RLS "Waikiki, May 17, 1889."; p[7]-192 (image 196 at LOC)
back pages include 24-page? publisher catalogue, image 198, Seaside Library 199-220 back cover "with handsome lithographed paper cover" lists 432 The Witch's Head (Haggard) and 669 and 1185-1224 and 1228 --12c or 25c postage free
1904 Scribner's https://lccn.loc.gov/04016581 -hdl

at HDL cat as 1889

1889 Tauchnitz
1889 Scribner's (Harvard) Author's Edition [5]
1909 [6]
no date: Collier vol 6, Burt, Rand McNally Alpha Library
1899 Altemus with cover

Cassell's at HDL

1891, 20th thousand [7] https://openlibrary.org/books/OL13511520M/The_master_of_Ballantrae o[8]
undated Wal Paget edition at Baldwin Library o[9]


[10] Ath 3142 1888-01-14 p52 "Literary Gossip" --RLStevenson in the Adirondacks and in Scribner's for 1888: "hard at work on a new romance" The Master of Ballantrae; series of essays "well under way"

publication date as a book

UK -09-14 Ath, "... New and Forthcoming Volumes for the season 1889-90." listed without comment (also Red Library 4, Railway 4) (Red "stiff covers, 1s. each; or in cloth, 2s. each")
-09-21 Spectator, now ready
US -09-23 Books Received nyt -09-23 p2
-09-28 CTrib "First Edition Exhausted Before Publication. Author's Edition." [11]

September/October 1889 (60 hits)

Illustrations in the 1891 Twentieth Thousand

front\7, *54\55, 78, 100, 120, *138\139, *216, 244, *262\263, 326\327

(* = RHODES, lower right)


late 2019-03-20 STRAY NOTES TO SELF https://lccn.loc.gov/15021859 https://lccn.loc.gov/06039949 -HDL https://www.worldcat.org/title/beyond-the-end-the-story-of-a-ghosts-year/oclc/16948103/editions?referer=di&editionsView=true https://www.worldcat.org/search?q=se%3A%22Violet+Series%22&fq=&dblist=638&qt=sort&se=yr&sd=asc&qt=sort_yr_asc


Munro's Library

User talk:Rtrace#Munro's Library (and digest book format)

Munro's Library v50 n738 1887-05-31; Allan Quatermain P274876

pirate published in May 1887, or June, seems unlikely if Longman's Jan--Aug is the only serial, and UK only --check newspapers
now booked as a NOVEL (not magazine) and also Catalog ID, not Publ series; yet digest not tp/pb

Advanced Publication Search 

Selection Criteria (joined using AND):
Publication Type is not exactly MAGAZINE
Publisher is exactly Norman L. Munro

(3 hits, where we have more than 200 magazine issues as from this publisher)

WorldCat: Haggard "Norman L. Munro" (8)

Eric Brighteyes o[12] 20cm George Munro's Sons 1891-11-05 ; Seaside Library, 1849
He : a companion to She o[13] 18cm, o[14] 20cm, o[15] 20cm ; Munro's library, v. 50, no. 721 P412225 --NEED price, date
"It" o[16] 20cm ; Munro's library, vol. 50, no. 726 P295704 --NEED price, date
o[17] 254 ill 19cm ; Munro's twenty-five cent edition, v. 50, no. 726 --by the author of "He")
"Pa" : a history of comical adventures o[18] 19cm ; Munro's library, v. 50, no. 733
"Ma" : a companion to "Pa" o[19] 19cm ; Munro's library, v. 50, no. 734
o[20] [unill?] 19cm ; Munro's twenty-five cent editions, v50 n734
King Solomon's treasures o[21] 20cm ; Munro's library, v. 50, no. 737 P295704 --NEED price, date, 'tp'
Allan Quatermain o[22] 8o, o[23] 8o ; Munro's Library. vol. 50. no. 738 P274876 ✓
o[24] 19cm ; Munro's library, no. 738 --1887-05-31 preceding the authorized ed.

Quatermain long title

o[25]
notes "Head of t.p. dated May 31, 1887, evidently preceding the authorized Harper's issue of July 1, 1887."
Allan Quatermain : being an account
Longman's Magazine 1887-01 to 1887-08
Norman L. Munro 1887-05-31 --one WorldCat uses the long title correctly spelled

As "Quartermain: Being and Account"

Harper 1887 --from Google Books scan (unlinked) by Rtrace probably
Longmans 1887 --by Rtrace from secondary sources ; cover image spells AQ correctly
Longmans 1904 --by Rtrace from Tuck alone probably
Lupton 0000 --PV MLB 2016 ; cover images shows AQ mis-spelled (noted) --~1890s newspapers
Burt 0000 --PV Holmesd 2018 ; cover image spells AQ correctly ; text [3]-226, [95]-147

Allan Q and the Lost City of Gold

o[26] Gateway Movie Classics 0895263270
o[27] " "
o[28] " "
no other publisher found at WorldCat
Fo[29](20) from 1987 video
Hyder Ragged 6882 (9) = (Sir Henry) Chartres Biron
 lws  John De Morgan 6879 (8)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Lake,_Staten_Island https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plumstead_Common
VIAF= NLA=000035819762 LCCN=n50040409 https://lccn.loc.gov/n50040409 https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50-040409
He https://lccn.loc.gov/07025990 v50 n721 "another parody with the same title was written by A. Lang and W. H. Pollock."
It https://lccn.loc.gov/07025989 v50 n726
King Solomon's https://lccn.loc.gov/44015521 v50 n737
Bess https://lccn.loc.gov/44015490 n739
as subtitle: By the author of "King Solomon's wives," "King Solomon's treasures," "He," "It," etc., etc. --WHICH HINTS at source of SFE3 attribution "four Haggard novels"
In Unknown Worlds [1927?] o[30] Street & Smith, Round the world library, no. 77.


WorldCat: se:"Munro's library" (367) --earliest reliable year 1883 (1881 includes R. Worthington, Munro's library of popular novels)

"Bess" o[31] 19cm ; Munro's library, no. 739 --publisher John W. Lovell & Co., 1887
Disraeli\ Miriam Alroy o[32] 18cm ; Munro's library (no year, no number)
Vernon Lee\ Phantom Lover [1 of 3] o[33] 18cm ; Munro's library, v. 1, no. 656
Witch's head o[34] 18cm ; Munro's library, 699

Munro's Library [of] Popular novels --or popular authors?

Norman L. Munro ?

Wagner, I o[35] 18cm Norman L. 1885 ; Munro's library. Popular novels, v. 1, no. 291-292
Wagner, II o[36] 28cm N. L. 1885 ; Munro's library, v. 1, no. 292 --28 cm
She o[37] N. L. Munro 1887 ; Munro's library of popular novels, no. 700 !

George Munro's Sons ?

Water-babies o[38] 19cm G. Munro 1896 c1894 ; Munro's library of popular novels, no. 127
Suicide club o[39] 19cm GMS [1896] ; Munro's library of popular authors, 138
Merry Men o[40] 19cm GMS 1895-01-30 c1894 ; Munro's library of popular novel, no. 139
Ballantrae o[41] 19cm GMS [1896] ; Munro's library of popular novels, no. 144
Jekyll o[42] 19cm GMS 1896-04-10 c1895 ; Munro's library of popular novels, no. 162
Dorian Gray o[43] 19cm GMS 1896-04-17 ; Munro's library of popular novels, no. 168
King Solomon o[44] 19cm GMS [1899?] ; Munro's library of popular novels, no. 178 --Random House c1957 !

Munro's in AmBk 1877-0701p4 #733-34 36-39 [6 Haggard and Haggard parody] 41 54-57 (all 20c)

Munro's in AmBk 1887-1201p480 (irregular sequence)

Munro's Library #1028 33-34 38-44 48-49 56 (1040, two parts)
Munro's 25c Ed #699-700 16 21 24 26 33-34 39 [7 Haggard and Haggard parody] 766 806


LC - Vernon Lee

Ottilie [non-genre] https://lccn.loc.gov/ca09005000
Prince of the Hundred Soups

Phantom Lover

nidb-- John W. Lovell, 1886 https://lccn.loc.gov/ca09005002 -LOC ; FRONT COVER Lovell's Library v16 n797 1886-09-29 10c $30
nidb-- Roberts Brothers, 1886 https://lccn.loc.gov/07003529 -hdl ; no subtitle, t.p. displays LC copyright stamp undated or illegible, t.p. verso blank, no dedication, "Chapter I" at first break o[45] HathiTrust Digital Library provides full view of 3 copies, 2 with original cover front cover, U California Dedication, pages 1 and ii novel spans p[3]-134 no back pages ; "I" at first break
1971 Dover anthology
$3.50, 1971-08-16 per Amazon UK
$4.95, no date -- PV User talk:MLB#Five Victorian Ghost Novels --acquiescence to some revision
$29.95, 2011-12/2012-01 per Amazon US

Project Gutenberg: no subtitle, no publisher, 1890, dated dedication, arabic numbering from [chapter] 1

The Literary World: a Monthly Review of Cur. Lit. 1886-08-21, 17, 17, p287 "News and Notes" (quote) Mrs. Paget's "Shilling Dreadful" is to be called A Phantom Lover, and not "Oke of Okehurst."

"limp cloth" (A Phantom Lover, Roberts 1886-09-15)

limp cloth [46]
The Publishers' Trade List Annual, Volume 11; R. R. Bowker Company, 1883 (at Google Books) --5 hits, all devotional books

Publication date from American Bookseller 20.6 (1886-09-15) "Boston Announcements" p193 "On the 15th of September they published ... [5 listings, one of 9 volumes]"; "Roberts Brothers' Autumn List, 1886" p202 "16mo. Limp cloth. Uniform with "A Little Pilgrim." Price 50 cents."

[47] also Reynard the Fox, after Goethe $9.00
same day N-Y Trib p6 "Robert Brothers' New Books", one of 7 "sold by all booksellers", "16mo, flexible cloth covers. Price, 50 cents."

Publication date and price from newspapers and magazines.

1886-08-07 The Atheneum p163 and The Spectator p1067 --Vernon Lee's New Story. Price One Shilling. ... "Crown 8vo, 1s." --no indication it is forthcoming, one of four of which two are "This day published."
same date as London dateline, "Over the Ocean", LCJ p2; this one noted "to be published"
same date The Academy 744 p87 "Notes and News": item in full: Vernon Lee has written a "Fantastic story," which will shortly be published, in one volume, by Messrs. Blackwood, under the title of A Phantom Lover.
one week later -08-14 Man Gua p4 classified ad "At all Bookstalls, price One Shilling." Vernon Lee's New Story. ; The Spectator p1098 "At all Bookstalls"
reviewed -08-28 in The Academy p133/34 review column "New Novels" by William Wallace [48]; The Athenaeum,


fiction dates

Christian Stonecreek replaces dates of variant fiction titles with earliest known publication dates of the works.

The Amber Witch, transl Lady Duff-Gordon from Wilhelm Meinhold

1845 https://lccn.loc.gov/07018475 -hdl
1928 Oxford World's Classics 125 https://lccn.loc.gov/29012769 --"Contains a reproduction of the t.-p. of Lady Duff Gordon's translation published in 1844."
1903 [49]
1888 https://lccn.loc.gov/07004439 --no mention of transl
1894 https://lccn.loc.gov/07018474 --no mention of transl ; with Sidonia the Sorceress, transl Lady Wilde

1849

one German-language library separately reports the two volumes (OCLC 312344904 and 312344977) and attributes the translation to Jane Francesca Wilde
Harper's library of select novels, 131, no date o[50]

HDL catalog records

Maria Schweidler, die Bernsteinhexe - 1843 Duncker 009731699; 1846-52 Weber 011540793 (Works)

The Amber Witch

1844 Murray 008669990 --LDG; Bound with R. Southey, "Cromwell and Bunyan."
44 Clarke 001904373 (3) --EAF
Harvard 48555.18.3 (replacement copy) [v]-xii, [13]-262 (no front/back) o[51] series "Making of Modern Law"
California recommended "Clarke's Cabinet Series" --contains back pages p[263-72]; this #33 of Clarke's Cabinet Series, 2s. "In Illuminated binding" p. (271), cover?, image 7
1844 J. Winchester (New York) --WorldCat only "World Trials Library" o[52]
45 Wiley and Putnam 001904374 (2)
45 Wiley 007701441 half-title (no front or back material) --U California, recommended otherwise
46 Murray 012114190 --LDG
49 Slater 100880398 --transl EAF
61 Murray 008970847 (2)
66 meagre, limited --LDG
88 Cassell 100607797 --LDG
1895 Nutt 007667037 --LDG; illus Burne-Jones
1903 Vale 007701033

1845 Wiley & Putnam, Library of Choice Reading #2?

two copies, both lack original cover and combine #2 Amber [ends p181] and #3 Undine

Harvard 48555.1[?]8

> Publisher's Advertisement, i-iv
> (one leaf) Just Published, #1 ; Now Ready, #3
half-title Mary Schweidler, the Amber Witch
title, p[i]
Preface, [iii]-viii
Contents, [ix]-xi
The Amber Witch, [1]-180
half-title Undine and Sintram, [181]
title, [183]
Contents, [185] U and [186] S
Biographical Notice, [187]
half-title Undine transl Tracy, [189] ; [190] Entered ... 1845 ... Wiley and Putnam ... New York
Preface, [191=xi]-xiv by Tracy, 1845
Dedication, [xv]
Undine, [1]-107
half-title Sintram, [109] "[Republished from Burns' London Edition.]" ; [110] blank
Notice of Sintram, [111-12] by Fouque
Sintram, [113]-238
no back pages

UMichigan

> marks above contents not found here
...
+ p[241-64], New and Valuable Books, Published by Wiley and Putnam, 161 Broadway, N.Y."
Undine and Other Tales, transl. Treacy, 37-1/2c


LC

English 1845 [1888] [1903] [1928] 2016
1845 wiley and putnam https://lccn.loc.gov/07018475 -HDL (Wiley & Putnam catalog)
German 1872 [1949] 1978
Sidonia 1893 https://lccn.loc.gov/49035280 "Francesca Speranza, Lady Wilde"; 1894 https://lccn.loc.gov/07018474 -HDL "Lady Wilde"


el  .Philip Burne-Jones 159255 (8) --

The Vampire and Other Poems (by his cousin Rudyard Kipling) https://lccn.loc.gov/2007581603 "The verses, as suggested by the painting by Philip Burne-Jones"

The Amber Witch o[53] 1895 [1894]

[54] The Athenaeum 3491 1894-09-22 p390 "Literary Gossip": --and also The Academy 1168 p212 "Notes and News", identical?-- "Mr. Joseph Jacobs will publish six books during the coming autumn season. ..."

1. More Celtic Fairy Tales ...
6. The Amber Witch

"All these are ready for publication." and another to complete before Xmas, Barlaam and Josaphat, uniform with Fables of Bidpai and Fables of Aesop [55] Ath 3504 -12-22 p372 "Just out" "Square crown 8vo ... Bound in amber cloth, top gilt, 7s. 6d." ; from a later advert "bound in amber buckram, gilt top, 7s. 6d."

also Jacobs and Batten, 5 volumes @6s.
Covered in the review column "Books of the Week" (not a list) Man Gua 1895-03-05 p9

The Ath 3524 1895-05-11 p592 "Mr. David Nutt's List" notes "Hand made paper", and also, "A few copies pulled on Japanese Vellum, price on application."

US

[56] NYT 1895-03-17 p31 review in "New Publications: The Latest Spring Novels" ("imported by" Scribner's $2.50)
review The Literary World 26.8 (1895-04-20) p121 ; The Book Buyer 1895-04-01 p179 "Books of Varied Interest" mentions printing by Constable, same as the UK ed.; "Among the new books imported this spring by the Scribners"
el   Jeremiah Curtin (83) --folklorist, linguist

https://lccn.loc.gov/n50018558

1895 Little, Brown https://lccn.loc.gov/44031313 -HDL
Dover 2000 https://lccn.loc.gov/99086376
Blom [1971] https://lccn.loc.gov/75152760
Lemma 1970 https://lccn.loc.gov/71110294

"American ethnographer, folklorist, and translator." "From 1883 to 1891 he was employed by the Bureau of American Ethnology as a field researcher documenting the customs and mythologies of various Native American tribes." "Curtin compiled one of the first accurate collections of Irish folk material, and was an important source for W. B. Yeats."

Beside North American tribes and the Irish, Library of Congress catalog records show that Curtin collected folk material from Siberia, from Mongols, from Poles and Russians; and that he translated from Polish (Sienkiewicz) and Russian (Tolstoy).

Sidonia and Amber - 94 [57]

newspaper advertisements ("amber witch" "sidonia the sorceress") (6 hits only)

1894-04-07 (2), -04-14 (2) as "2 vols. small 8vo, cloth, 8s. 6d." The Academy #1144 (1894-04-07) p279
listing in "Books of the Week" Man Gua 1894-05-29 p9 --why so late?
listing in New Editions" The Spectator 73.3463 (1894-11-10) p653 --2nd printing?

RETURN FOR ("amber witch" sidonia) (12 hits)

1849 Sidonia o[58] vol 2


We show 1844 transl E. A. Friedlænde as subtitle "The Most Interesting Trial for Witchcraft Ever Known"

Hi. You may be interested in this Talk:The Amber Witch#Publication and composition. You may be useful there if you read German.

User pages show that Sirubenstein is deceased. Voceditenore, who reports later cleanup concerning English-language plagiarism and copyright violation, does not read German. Others are Taiwan boi and the culprit Wolf2191.

1843 per GND 4576688-5

1844: 003307255 017631848

Gutenberg title page as "The Amber Witch", as transl Lady Duff Gordon, as "Original publication date: 1846." [59]

Duff Gordon 1846: 003307256 017421179 ; 1852 003307257 --but LC reports 1844 title page

also 3 BL reports of publication with Vathek 1852, 1856, 1866

1844 to 1846 (247 hits: 1844 hits #1-82, 1845 #83-217,

The Quarterly Review covers the 1843 original, "If ... genuine ... If it be fiction ..."
the weekly Literary Gazette #1434 (1844-07-13) p455 , Murray's new books this season, this one "Just ready" 2/6
#1436 -07-27 now Colonial and Home Library, XI
#1437 -08-03 p504 [60] same as "In post 8vo, price 2s. 6d." ; same day The Spectator p743
The Athenaeum #876 -08-10 p731-32 review
The Examiner #1906 -08-10 p50[1?]-502 (501 expected)
The Critic 1.1 (1844-08-15) p4 as #11, "Post 8vo., pp. 180, sewed, 2s. 6d."

adverts The Spectator (among many many US adverts)

1845-11-01 p1055 "Now publishing monthly, post 8vo. 2s. 6d. stitched in Wrappers, or in Volumes, every alternate Month, 6s. in cloth boards" (Works already published, list of 18 inclg 7. The Amber Witch)
-11-22 p1128 [61] 25s./yr (I-XVIII; 1846-01-01, Borrow's Gypsies in Spain) --refers to new Copyright Act
The Athenaeum #956 (1846-02-21) p186 forthcoming Feb 28th, Home and Colonial #32


US

1844-08-30 (J. Winchester, 30 Ann-st., pirate?) 12-1/2c [62] N-Y Trib 1844-08-30 p3
days later N-Y Trib -09-04 p3with notice above "Beware of spurious editions not authorized by Eugene Sue."
-08-31 The New World weekly p278 [63] --review
1845-03-15 Broadway Journal 1.11 p174 "Literary Intelligence" Wiley and Putnam's Library of Choice Reading; 3s.; in a few days with 3 including Mary Scheidler, the Amber Witch [64]
" " -03-22 p192 "This Day Published" [65] no1, no2 (Mary Schweidler, The Amber Witch. A Trial for Witchcraft. 38cents
" " -03-29 p208 same advert!
Hartford Courant -04-04 p2 "Library of Choice Reading" #2 37.5c, #3 Undine and Sintram 50c
Literary Review -04-05 p219 --The Amber Witch a remarkable selection as "a large edition, not yet out of print, had been before issued from the New World Press, in a cheap and popular form"

1844 to 1846 ("amber witch" friedlander) ("amber witch" friedlaender) 0 hits

try also Friedlænder ; publisher Clarke


F. M. Lupton Co.


Chicago retailer dept store A. M. Rothschild & Co., State and Van Buren-Sts., advertises Lupton books April 1898 1898-04-03 p (Easter sale) -04-10 and -04-17 p40 Books & stationery Handy edition classics--bound & stamped in silver or gold (15,000 closed out from the publishers) over 100 titles by standard authors--Monday-- 9c Avon edition of popular novels (40,000 closed out from the F. M. Lupton Co.)--bound in cloth--full gilt backs--about 300 titles by favorite authors--tomorrow-- 121/2c

1898-04-10 p52 "On Monday we offer $30,000 worth of bona fide cash purchases from the receivers of the American Publishers' Corporation, The F. M. Lupton Co., A. L. Burt & others ..." https://search-proquest-com.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/docview/172857399/251665ECD4634745PQ/43?accountid=11311 (So much is identical, but the following list of deals is expanded, from one week earlier -04-03 p34 "Easter Sale".)

-02-13 p31 https://search-proquest-com.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/docview/172782046/251665ECD4634745PQ/41?accountid=11311 "40,000 F. M. Lupton Co.'s (Walker-st., N. Y. City.) Books."

1900 to 1909 (96 hits, as publisher 95?)

"f. m. lupton" boutelle (0 hits) "f. m. lupton" "poe's tales" (0) "f. m. lupton" poe (8)

Southern Cultivator 1895-12 p632, The Gold Bug and Other Tales 10c ; 106-108 Reade Street

o[66] Arm Chair Library #72, 56p

LCCat search (137)

1917 c1912
1904 (3)
1900 to 1883 (>100), many "The F.M. Lupton publishing company"

Nos. 72-76 Walker Street (undated 1897 t.p.)

[1892] Louise de La Vallière; or, The love of Bragellone [67]-HDL
189- Don Juan [68]-LOC
189- Tom Brown [69] 43-40129

t.p. no address

[189-?] In Freedom's Cause, Henty\Browne 41-27438
By Pike and Dyke, Henty\Browne 39-17479 -HDL [70]
[=< 1903] With Clive in India, Henty\Browne 2011-675835

15-21859


27 Park Place (Sat Eve Post 61.35 (1882-03-18; AND Ohio Farmer 61.9 (1882-03-04) p153) p15 "Books! 2-1/2 Cts. Each. Books!"

10 books for 25 cents in postage stamps; 5 sets for $1.00 ; this is at least the second set of 10 books for 25 cents, and is "nearly double the size" (and weight?)

No. 5 Park Place (LHJ 1887-06 p14 advert footer) "Books for Ladies, 3 Cents Each!" "published in neat pamphlet form, nearly all of them handsomely illustrated" --instructional for the homemaker

No. 63 Murray Street (1888 t.p. -HDL) 04-30878

106 and 108 Reade St. (1893 cover, effective t.p. -LOC)

52-58 Duane Street (1901 advertisement footer)

1901-12-05 p12 petition to rename Federal Book Company https://search-proquest-com.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/docview/96137478/7AE2E31FF2BE4887PQ/7?accountid=11311

23-27 City Hall Place (LHJ 1904 p46 advertisement footer) "Book Bargains" many listed as c## 7c, a## 4c "special introductory prices" good before 1904-10-01

F. M. Lupton https://lccn.loc.gov/nr2001006122 (6)
Federal https://lccn.loc.gov/no2007076066 (2) states 1902-1904

http://henryaltemus.com/lupton/federal.html‏

Lupton, F. M. (Frank M.), 1854-1910 https://lccn.loc.gov/n2008055373

07-10386 The People's Handbook Series (10c; semi-monthly, 2.40/yr, 1893-05-01) The Family Doctor Book (cover) "Containing plain and simple directions ... that will usually effect a cure without the necessity of employing a physician. To which is appended "Advice to Mothers" by Effie W. Merriman."



Cassell's National Library

CASSELL'S NATIONAL LIBRARY

UK and US series

first 52 issues (ostensibly 1886)

2 6* 4 5 7* 3* 8 9 10 11 = off by one except *
12^ 26* 27* 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 = major variant listing; @not on UK list
20 21 22 23 24 25 : 28 29 30 31
32 35* 33* 34* 36 37 38 39 40 43*
42* 41* 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51^ 52 53

Thus 28 of the first 52 US issues match the UK issues #2-53 (with some title variants maybe), simply 1 number in advance (US2=UK1) UK 2 4-5 8-12 [#13-25 vice versa] 28-32 36-40 44-53

issues 54-82 UK (ostensibly half of 1887)

(1886) 54 to 68, as US 53 to 67 ; 57^ Plutarch selection is uncertain identity
us68: 70* @ 69*
71* to 82*, matching sequence, achieved by insertion at US#69
(The primary list of UK issues #82...1 ends here.)

Thus simply 1 number in advance, also UK 54-68; or 43 of the first 67 US issues

"Annual" lists of the previous year's US issues (linked below amid detail report from American Bookseller)

  1. #1-52 (52) --February 1887, as list of the first year's issues
  2. #53-104 (52)
  3. #150-158 (59)
  4. #154-208 (57 listings including two 'a' and 'b')


numbers of ProQuest hits ("Cassell's National Library") --eg 33 hits, January to March 1887

  • 1885, 5 hits all year, one September and four late)
  • 1886, Jan--Mar 52; Apr--Jun 54; Jul--Sep 39; Oct--Dec 34
  • 1887, Jan--Mar 33; Apr--Jun 34; Jul--Sep 23; Oct--Dec 25
  • 1888, Jan--Mar 19; Apr--Jun 26; Jul--Sep 17; Oct--Dec 24
  • 1889, Jan--Mar 17; Apr--Jun 8; Jul--Sep 8; Oct--Dec ??
  • 1890

India

1886-05-10 #1-13 "sewed, each annas 4"
1887-06-09 #70,71 "6 ans and 0 4"
-07-14 (part missing) Pepys 1664-65 "0-6 and 0-4"
-07-15 Cassell's Library (about 40 listed) "Each As. 2-6"
1888- (two) Pepys 1667-68; J. Jewel, Apology of the Church of England; Fox, History of James II "Ans. 4 and 0 6"
#10 The Castle of Otranto, 191 pp + 16-page promotion at Archive.org

Otranto Cassell's 1886 o[71], 191pp 15cm Otranto Cassell's 1901 o[72] o[73]-hdl --again 191pp, 15cm

#11 Maundeville, Voyages and Travels
#48 Undine and The Two Captains
#52 A Christmas Carol and The Chimes --(US #51) #52 and last under 1886 subscription, perhaps publ before Xmas, altho the series started behind schedule
#71 Trips to the Moon [early May 1887, probably]

Shakespeare (ISFDB titles only): #22 Hamlet, #40 Macbeth, #62 The Tempest, #79 A Midsummer ; The Winter's Tale [Florizel and Perdita]

n.s. 15, Poe, 1904


1887

UK [74] The Athenaeum 1887-07-09 p63, list #80 to #1 (genre excluding Shakespeare, probably 71, 11, 10)
3d. and 6d. ; US $0.10 (dime novel, but not limited to fiction much less novels)
US Trips to the Moon listed -06-09 in "Books of the Week" The Independent #71,69; -06-15 in "Additions to the Libraries" American Bookseller #71,72 $0.10

Bold text

1887-07-09 parenthetical due dates #80 1887-07-18, #79 1887-07-11 (Mondays)
weekly implies #1 second week of January 1886
weekly implies July 4=#78; 27 20 13 6, May 30, 23, [16=#71, 9, 2 =#69; April 25, 18, 11, 4, March 28 21 14 7=#61; Feb 28 21 14 7, Jan 31 24 17 10 3; Dec 27=#51 20 13 6, Nov 29 22 15 8 1=#43; Oct 25 18 11=#40 4, Sep 27 20 13 6; Aug 30 23 16 9 2=#30, Jul 26 19 12 5, Jun 28 21 14 7, May 31 24=#20 17 10 3, Apr 26 19 12 5, Mar 29 22 15=#10 8 1, Feb 22 15 8 1, Jan 25 18 11 4=#0

1885 (5 hits)

The Academy, Notes and News 1885-09-12 #697 "arranged to publish immediately" "They will contain 192 pages, small octavo, in coloured wrapper, and will be issued weekly at threepence each."
same -12-05 #709 p75 "On December 21 will be published the first ..."
same -12-12 #711 p.ix, advertises the first weekly volume, ready Dec 21
2019-03-09, pursue all publications in The Athenaeum, some others (UK); American Bookseller, N-Y Trib, The Sun

1886

  • 1886-01-02, The Athenaeum, Our Library Table --#1 in hand
  • 01-23 The Spectator [75] "now publishing, in weekly volumes, price 3d each."; "also published in cloth, 6d each."
no dates, "First list of volumes now publishing" (8 later known as #1-8)
  • -01-30 The Spectator p162 #8 named
  • -02-20 The Spectator p272 lists #8--1 and ready Feb 24th #9, Mar 3rd #10 [76] (8th and 9th Wednesdays of the year)
  • -03-06 The Athenaeum p344 lists #10--1 (10th Saturday)
  • -03-20 The Spectator p404 lists #12--1
  • -04-10 The Athenaeum p499 lists #16--1 (15th Saturday)
King Solomon's Mines 16th thousand, 5/- ; 1887-07-09 48th thousand, 5-/
  • -05-08 The Athenaeum p632 lists #20--1 (on 19th Saturday)
  • -06-05 The Athenaeum p764 lists #24--1

NO LISTING YET NUMBERS the volumes --AND adverts in The Athenaeum now cease?

  • -12-25 The Athenaeum p861 recent editions include #46 47 49 51 (unnumbered)
note #52 A Christmas Carol; #53 The Christian Year, John Keble

1887 NOW NUMBERED

  • -01-08 [77] The Athenaeum p80 "Now Ready, The First Year's Issue of Cassell's National Library." --list #1 to #52; 31/6 for the set, cloth, "in a handsome Oak Bookcase" ; "Vols of the Second Year's Issue now ready" #53-55
  • -03-05 The Athenaeum p336 Cassell's Announcements include "Recent Volumes": #63--53
King Solomon's 40th thousand
  • -03-19 The Athenaeum p385 Literary Gossip: #71 due -04-25, the first two books of Angel in the House "the first work of a living author"
  • -03-26 The Academy p219 #70 due Apr 25th, Patmore by permission of the author ... the first work by a living author that has appeared in the "National Library."
  • -04-09 The Athenaeum p" " "Vol. 70 ... (ready April 25 ..." "recently appeared" #68/69--59
  • -05-07 The Athenaeum p624 Cassell's Announcements "Vol. 70 ... (now ready,
King Solomon's 43rd thousand
  • -06-18 The Athenaeum p801 Literary Gossip. "Another copyright work" to appear: poem My Beautiful Lady, to be revised, as #82 due -07-18
Anstey contributes to The Graphic, Christmas number
  • -07-09 #82--1
  • -08-06 The Athenaeum p196 "List of Recent Volumes" #79--85, the last "[Ready August 8."
  • -09-03 The Athenaeum p312 The Coming Publishing Season: Cassell's National Library: Plutarch, Keats, Lobo, and 'Sintram and His Cmopanions, and Aslauga's Knight' by De la Motte Fouque'
AmBk notes the same four in English Announcements -10-15 p259

1888

  • -04-14 The Athenaeum p479 Announcements --same as the next, but subtle
  • -04-28 The Athenaeum p549, Notice: #122 The Victories of Love, part 2 of The Angel in the House (#70, quickly 4 large editions) ... 122 volumes now ready
same in The Spectator -04-21 p556
  • -07-14 The Athenaeum p75 Announcements lists Cassell's Red Library monthly #1--44; National Library weekly #105-34 (30) [78]
King Solomon's, with full-page by Walter Paget, 63rd thousand
  • -12-17 Manchester Guardian, now another Plutarch and Shakespeare's Cymbeline

1889

  • -01-19 The Spectator p104, Recent Volumes #157-161 "N.B. Volumes 1 to 156 of [CNL] form the first Three Years' Issues."
  • -02-09 The Athenaeum p191, List of the Fourth Year's Volumes already published: #157-64 (8)
  • -03-09 The Athenaeum p328, #162-68
  • -03-16 The Spectator p384, #162-69
  • -04-13 The Athenaeum p483 #174--159; due April 29, copyright work #175 Aubrey de Vere The Legends of St. Patrick
  • -05-11 The Athenaeum p616 Announcements
King Solomon's 63rd thousand
  • -08-31 The Academy p134, another copyright work due as #193 Monday next, F. T. Palgrave's Visions of England
  • -12-01 p8 -The Observer 200 volumes now ready


US

  • -03-27 N-Y Trib $0.10, cloth $0.25; new volumes #8 Plutarch's, #9 Otranto (differs from the later British numbering)
those two in New Novels, The Sun -04-06 p1
  • -05-15 N-Y Trib new vols unnumbered (later #12--16)
  • -11-05 The Sun, now Macbeth and Australian Travels
  • -11-18 The Sun, #41 Pope early poems
  • -11-20 The Sun, #42 Samuel Pepys
  • -11-30 The Sun, now Bravo of Venice

1887

  • -03-11 The Sun, #55 by James Sheridan Knowles
  • -03-30 The Sun, now Macaulay's Lays and Sermons
  • -04-19 The Sun, now Rosalind and Isaac Becherstaf
-04-21 Advance (Chicago), five of the latest, uk#59, 61-64
  • -04-28 The Sun, #64 Gebir and Count Julian
  • -05-11 The Sun, #60 Samuel Pepys, part 2
  • -05-19 The Sun, now Discovery of Guiana by Raleigh (fatal to him)
same is "the latest" per Advance, same day
  • -06-01 The Sun, now The Angel in the House, revised; and De Quincey's essays "Murder as One of the Fine Arts" and "The English Mail Coach"
-06-09 Advance, Books Received: Paper Covers (5), inclg Crotchet Castle by Peacock, Murder by De Quincey --both US only?
  • -07-30 The Sun, now Pope and Young (#75-76)
-09-08 Advance (five, inclg #78-79 81-82)
-09-22 Advance (two)
-10-06 Advance (one) received King Henry VIII
  • -10-18 The Sun, now King Henry VIII
  • -10-28 The Sun, now MacAulay's "Warren Hastings" =uk #1
  • -11-18 The Sun, now Human Nature by Bishop Butler
-11-24 Advance (one) received Sintram

1888

-04-05 Advance (two) received Fox and another Pepys
-04-26 Advance (one) received Much Ado
  • -05-26 The Sun, now Jewell [#115] and J.F.C. Hecker, The Black Death


AmBk (American Bookseller)

Literary Notes -01-15 "[CC] are about to bring out in this country the series of reprints ... ... everything, indeed, that is especially worth preservation--and is not now copyrighted." subscription $5.00
[79] American Bookseller 1886-02-01 --now ready #2, in press #3-7, "other volumes in preparation"; annual 52 @ $5.00
-03-15 p138

US series numbers

0401p149 advert #8-10 =uk 9-11 ; 10c and 25c
0415p212 Letter from Henry Morley on Cassell's / Routledge conflict, as he edits one series for each (Routledge's Universal); alludes to two Cassell's delayed for conflict [80]
p206 news item on same [81]
0501p225 advert numbers #1 to #15 =uk 2 6 4 5 7 3 8 9 10 11 11=12 [12-13 Trenck I-II =uk 26-27] 14=13 15=14 (King Solomon's Mines is 1 of 4 new in the Rainbow Series (large, illuminated paper covers, 25c)


American Bookseller

see also Publisher:John W. Lovell, bottom of page

Am Bk at HathiTrust

Year, Volumes -- NOTE some HathiTrust volumes are incomplete, or lack the index
1876, vols 1-2
1877, v 3-4
1878, v 5-6 -- v5 missing at HathiTrust
(earliest hit for "Additions to the Libraries" at ProQuest: v5 n10 p414, 1878-05-15)
1879, v 7-8 -- v8 missing at HathiTrust
1880, v 9-10
1881, v 11-12
1882, v 13
1883, v 14
1884, v 15-16
1885, v 17-18
1886, v 19-20
1887, v 21-22
1888, v 23-24
1889, v 25-26
1890, v 27-28
1891, v 29(fortnightly) --v29 missing at HathiTrust, v30 reported

(See #Vol XXX.


2013-03-11 the table now extends beyond the timespan of Cassell's National Library (earliest 1886-04-01 as simply "National Library")


numbers of "Additions to the Libraries" found by one or two searches at Proquest (about 40% of all hits for that title)

  • 1886, 22 --not Jul 15, Nov 15
  • 1887, 21 --not Jul 15, Nov 1, Nov 15
  • 1888, 21 --not Feb 1, Jul 15, Nov 15
  • 1889,
  • 1890,
  • 1891,
later 1891, evidently missing at ProQuest, see HathiTrust data below #Vol XXX


The American Booksellers Guide (earliest 1875 hits for "American Bookseller", 5) including:

  • that title, Aug 1
  • that title, Dec 1 p456 "PROSPECTUS FOR 1876. // The present number closes the Seventh Volume of The American Booksellers' Guide. With the beginning of the new year it will be issued semi-monthly as The American Bookseller. ..." [82]

1876-01-01, Vol. 1, Iss. 1 (cover) [83] "within which is incorporated The American Booksellers' Guide." $1/yr

1878 -- Volume 5, begins Issue 10

0515 p414 inclg simply Dime Library #36-39, Half-Dime Library #40-42, Seaside Library #319-55
0601 p474
0615 p512

1879

1880 -- Volume 9 (no view 2019-03-11)

0101 p38
0115 p69
0201 p124
0215 ?
0301 p219
0315 p249
0401 p298
0415 p345
0501 p400
0515 p432
0601 p483
0615 p514

1881 82 83 84 -- Volumes 11-16 (six in four years, with 1882 1883 as vols 13 14)

1885 -- Volume 18 (no view 2019-03-11)

0701 p5
0715 p27
0801 p69
0815 p89
0901 p106
0915 p131
1001 p198
1015 p224
1101 p251
1115
1201 p483
1215 p503


2019-03-09/11 systematic research via ProQuest
double-indentation identifies notes from content other than "Additions"

1886

  • 1886 includes Lovell's Library #700-27, 33-42, 52-92, 823-37 (93 of 137 numbers)
0101p4 -- ; LL--
0115p21 -- ; LL--
0201p43 -- ; LL--
0215p80 -- ; LL--
0301p101 -- ; Lovell's 711-17
0315p136 -- ; Lovell's 700-710 (Seaside--Pocket is nine from #723-40; Wide Awake is #712)
0401p268 "National" #1-9 =uk 2-10 as 2 6* 4 5 7* 3* 8 9 10; LL--
0415p204 "National" #10-11 =uk 11-12 ; Lovell's 718-27
0501p228 "National" #12-13 (Trenck, Bacon[revised]) ; LL--
0515p252 "National" #13-16 (Trenck II, Scott, Luther, Bacon) =uk (nil) 13-15 ; Lovell's 733-42
0601p278 "National" #17 =uk 16 ; LL--
0615p301 -- ; Lovell's 743-51

HEREAFTER the "Additions" are listed as to "Cassell's National Library" (not simply "National Library".

0701p4 #18-23 =uk 17-22 ; LL--
0715--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
0801p94 #24-27 ; LL--
0815p112 #28-29 =uk 29-30 ; Lovell's 752-62
0901p127 #30-31 =uk 31-32 ; Lovell's 763-83
0915p157 #32-33 =uk 33 [34] 35 ; Lovell's 784-92
1001p228 #34-35 =uk 34 36 ; LL--
1015p256 #36-37 =uk 37 38 ; LL-- [Harper's Handy Series #96-97, 97 The Phantom City]
p268 London Correspondence dated 1886-10-01 notes Cassell "announcementes" uk #37-40 unnumbered
1101p314 #38-41 =uk 39 40 [41] 43 42 ; LL-- ; Munro's 644-48 63-67 (price illegible)
1115--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
1201p531 #42-44 =uk 41 44 45 ; LL--
1215p558 #45-46 =uk 46 47 ; Lovell's 823-37 ==GAP missing Lovell's #793-822 (30)== ;hdl Munro's 678-82


1887

  • 1887 listings include Lovell's Library #838-962, 972-94, 1000-72, 77-93, 1100
0101p5 #47-49 =uk 48-50 ; Lovell's 838-50
0115p28 #50-51 =uk 51-52 ; LL--
0201p52 #52 =uk 53 ; Lovell's 851-76
p46 "New Publications, 1886" lists Cassell's "Rainbow" Series of new and original novels (13 inclg 6th, King Solomon's Mines) = possibly Jan86 to Jan87?
p47 Advertisement lists #1-52 --concludes with UK #52-53
0215p124 #53-55 =uk 54-56 ; Lovell's 877-95
0301p148 #56-57 =uk 57-58 ; LL--
0315p184 #58-59 =uk 59-60 ; Lovell's 896-917
0401p208 #60-61 =uk 61-62 ; Lovell's 918-33
0415p254 #62-63 =uk 63-64* ; Lovell's 934-41 (#941, Dawn by H. Rider Haggard, also as Seaside-Pocket #959; Munro's Library #726 "It."--The Most Popular Book of the Age)
0502p270 #64-65 =uk 65-66 ; Lovell's 942-62
0516p288 #66-68 =uk 67 68 [69] 70 ; LL--
p292 London correspondence dated 1887-04-30 notes Patmore "is in its third edition", "the first being taken before publication, the second sold immediately
0601p310 #69-70 =uk * 69 (* De Quincey, Murder as a Fine Art --in Lucian's place?); LL--
0615p326 #71-72 =uk 71-72 ; Lovell's 971-94 (here-listed 71 Trips to the Moon)
0701p4 #73-74 =uk same ; Lovell's 1000-20 (Allan Quatermain #1020) ;h Munro's 733-34 36-39 41 54-57 (all 20c)
0715--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
0801p87 #75-78 =uk same ; Lovell's 1000-33 (Allan Quatermain #1020)
0815p101 #79-80 =uk same ; Lovell's 1034-40
0901p118 #81-83 =uk 81-82 and unknown ; 1046-65 (corrupt; evidently pieced together)
0915p143 #84-86 ; Lovell's 1066-72
1001p218 #87-88 ; LL--
87 Shakespeare, King Henry VIII; 88 Burke, Essay on the Sublime and the Beautiful
1015p246 #89-91 ; LL--
1101--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
1115--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
1201p480 #92-98 ; Lovell's 1077-93 and 1100 A Tale of Three Lions, Haggard (also as Munro's #1049) ; Munro's, several 1028-56 ; Munro's 25c, several 699-806
[84] (#94 Sintram, #97 Vathek) ; Munro's 25c is full of Haggard and Haggard parody
1215p498 -- ; LL--

1888

  • 1887 listings include Lovell's Library #1093-1117, 29-51, 1153--1309
0102p3 #99-101 ; Lovell's 1093-1105 (Three Lions now #94 in Lovell's Household Library)
99 Southey, Colloquies; 100 Plutarch Agesilaus, etc; 101 Shakespeare, A Winter's Tale
0115p20 #102-03 ;
102 The Table Talk of John Lelden; 103 Pepys June-Oct 1667
0201
0201p35 Advertisement lists #53 to #104 --*#83-104 on-genre except Sintram and Vathek
0215p112 #104-08 ; Lovell's 1102-17
104 Defoe; 105 Dickens; 106 Piozzi Anecdotes of the Late Samuel Johnson, LL.D.; 107 Plutarch Solon, etc; 108 Shelley Prometheus, etc
0301p134 #109-10 ; LL-- (GAP) (maybe CORRUPT)
109 Dodd, The Republic; 110 Shakespeare, King Lear
0315p163 #111-12 ; Lovell's 1129-43
111 Reynolds, Seven Discourse; 112 Fox, James the Second
0401p178 #113-15 ; LL--
113 Pepys 1667-68; 114 London in 1731; 115 Jewell Apology
0415p199 #116-19 ; Lovell's 1144-51 (Munro's 824 A Queer Race)
0501p230 -- ; Lovell's 1153-74
0515p246 #120-123 {GAP 4) ; LL--
120 Persia II; 121 Pepys 1668; 122 Coriolanus; 123 Milton, Areopagitica
0601p264 -- (Cassell's Sunshine Series #1-4) ; Lovell's 1175-80 (Munro's published by John W. Lovell Company)
0615p286 #124-26 ; LL--
124 Carlyle, Essays on Goethe; 125 King Richard II; 126 Plato's Crito and Phaedo
0701p4 -- (Rainbow 25, Sunshine 7) ; Lovell's 1181-88
0715--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
0801p84 #127-131 (Rainbow 26, Sunshine 9-13) ; LL-- [85]
0815p108 #132-34 (Addison, Johnson, Shakespeare) ; LL--
0901p124 #135 ; Lovell's 1189-1208
0915p158 #136 Marmion, Sir Walter Scott =uk 134 (Rainbow 27, Sunshine 15)
1001p236 -- (Sunshine 16) ; Lovell's 1208-44
1015p260 #137-43 [86] ; LL-- ; Munro--
1101p293 #144-46 (Southey, Petty, Shakespeare) (Rainbow 29, Sunshine 16) ; Lovell's 1245-75
1115--- "Additions" not found at PROQUEST
1201p449 #147-49 (Carlyle, Plutarch, Defoe) ; Lovell's 1276-1309 (Verne's Moon, #1294, 1300)
1215p468 #150-52 (Shakespeare, Dryden, Plutarch) ; LL--

1889

0101p5 #153 (The Amber Witch) ; Lovell's 1310-33, 35-36
0115 CONTENTS listing: "Additions to the Libraries, 1888 ... [p]53"
0201 ? no hit, neven Contents
0215 ? no hit, neven Contents
0301p99 #150-58 [87] ; Lovell's 1348-61 ; Munro--
0315 ? no hit, neven Contents
0401p125 belated #102--153 (Rainbow 26-29; Sunshine 20-21) ; Lovell's 1348-69 ; Munro--
p133 Books and Bookmakers, "Owing to a blunder on the part of the printer, the additions to Cassell's National Library were omitted from the annual list of the Bookseller. They will be found in the present issue." (same for two other libraries)
0415p144 -- (Rainbow 30, Sunshine 23) ; Lovell's 1370-76
0501p173 -- (Sunshine 24-26) ; Lovell's 1377-86
0515p193 -- ; --
0601p208 (Sunshine 27-29) ; Lovell's 1387-1403
0615p230 -- ; --
0701p250 (Sunshine 30) ; Lovell's 1404-10
0715
0801p329 (Sunshine 31-33) ;
0815p348 -- ; --
0902p364 -- ; --
0916p402 (Sunshine 34) ; --
1001 ?
1015p492 -- ; --
1101p515 (Sunshine 36) ; --
1115
1201p666 (Sunshine 37-39) ; Lovell's 1411-27

WARNING page 666 at HathiTrust lists #1411-50 53 56-57, which establishes that some displays assembled at ProQuest are corrupt. (Consult also its Page View, where possible.)

1216p684 -- ; --
p698 "SPECIAL // To Publishers, ... // We beg to announce to the trade generally, that The American Bookseller for FEBRUARY 1st will contain a complete list of all books published in the United States during the year 1889, including imported editions, reprints, and ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARIES. The Catalogue is not a mere index or summary of advertisements contained in the issue, but a full Catalogue of the Publications of the year. It has been most carefully prepared, and is arranged alphabetically by "Authors", with titles, prices, publishers'names, and cross references in the case of important books.
[continued]" [88]

Lovell's Library at WorldCat

H. Rider Haggard in Lovell's Library

WorldCat (9 records)

848, 1887-01-26 (c)1884, She : a history of adventure o[173821258] 227 pp
876, [188-?], The Witch's Head o[81794628] 300 pp ; 18cm, wrapper
900, 1884, Jess o[81064902] 242 pp ; 18cm, wrapper
19.941, [1887], Dawn o[7521628] 416 pp
21.1020, [1887], Allan Quatermain: ... o[894907277] 226 pp ; online
1100, 1887, A Tale of Three Lions o[29943127] 58 pp
1183, 1888, Mr. Meeson's Will o[29943146] 190 pp
1306, [1888], Colonel Quaritch, V.C. o[48713177] 280 pp
1306, 1901 Colonel Quaritch, V.C. o[660327516] 341 pp ; Longmans, New impression, 20cm
Florence Marryat

WorldCat (14 records) -- lacking those announced #1453 1456

late issues
1421, 1889-08-20 [1889?], The Silence of Dean Maitland o[54084516] 352 pp ;
1426, 1889-08-31 [1889], Toilers of Babylon o[908390123] 294 pp ; "Entered ..." 1889-08-31
1433, 1889-09-11, Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill : an Australian novel o[1085352736] 348 pp ; --11 and 22 days after #1421, 26
1448, 1889, "Sheba" o[62414985] 302 pp ; by "Rita" as #1778
1450, 1889-10-25, o[52059442] 202 pp ; Frank F. Lovell & Co. --44 days after #1433
unique hit (Frank F. Lovell; se:"Lovell's library")

5 issues as 11 days; 7 as 11; 17 as 44 = net 29 numbers as 66 days

1890

0101p5 -- ; --
0115p20 -- ; --
0201p44 -- ; --
p39 #154-208 (57, inclg two a/b)
0215p120 (Sunshine 40-41) ;
0301p136 -- ; --
0315p153 -- ; --
0401p184 (Sunshine 43) ; (four Series in Lovell section, inclg L's Leather Clad Tales #1-7)
0415 ?
0501p232 -- ; (ten Series in Lovell section of the list)
0515 ?
0601 ?
0615 ?
0701p4 (Sunshine 50-51) ;
0715
0801p101 (six Lovell's)
0815p116 (Sunshine 52) ; (Lovell's Westminstere Series #1-10)
0901p136 -- ; --
0915p170 -- ; --
1001p228 (Sunshine 56) ; --
1015p245 -- ; --
1101p278 -- ; --
1115
1201p434 -- ; --
1215p453 (Sunshine 57) ; --

1991 (now fortnightly?)

0103p6 -- ; -- [Harper's Franklin Square Library 688-89] [New York Detective Liibrary #421-22]
0117p21 -- ; --
0131p43
0214p124 (Sunshine 59) ; --
0228p141 (Sunshine 58, 60) ; --
0314p157 (Sunshine 61) ; --
0328p189 -- ; --

(three weeks)

0418p205 (Sunshine 65-66) ; --
0425p236 (Sunshine 67-68) ; --
0509p253 (Sunshine 69-70) ; [Seaside Library 1592, 1648, much of 1766-1832]
0523p269 (Sunshine 71 73) ; Lovell's International Library 152 57 60 63=Eric Brighteyes
0606p284 (Sunshine 72) ; four Lovelll's inclg Westminster 28 32

That is Vol. 29, Iss. 12 --and the latest 1891/92 hit at ProQuest

search "American Bookseller" 1891/92 (about 400 hits as items in Vol. 29); the next two hits are the latest of year 1892 (likely out-of-business notices)

  • 415. LITERARY NOTES // New - York Tribune (1866-1899); New York, N.Y. [New York, N.Y]19 June 1891: 8.
  • 416. Literary Notes // Christian Union (1870-1893); New York Vol. 44, Iss. 1, (Jul 4, 1891): 33.


Vol XXX

1891 Jul--Dec, v30 index at HathiTrust (Additions 4 106 127 168 193 218 323)
of 330 pages, as XXX:11 (-12-15), with advertisement of Illustrated Christmas Number, 25c
1891 vol 30 (viewed at HATHITRUST)
0704 #1-p4 (Sunshine 76-77) ; no Lovell's in name ; Wide Awake Library 1055-56
0718 #2
0801 #3 dnf [Wide Awake issue numbers are consistent with this absence]
0815 #4
0829 #5-p107 (Sunshine 78) ; five Lovell's ; Wide Awake 1057-63
0912 #6-p127 -- ; three Lovell's
0926 #7-p168 (Sunshine 80 84) ; four Lovell's inclg Westminster #33
1010 #8-p193 (Sunshine 79 81-83 85-87) ; three Lovell's inclg Westminster #40
Seaside Library #1892-95
1024 #9-p218 -- ; three Lovell's inclg Westminster #36
?
1201 #10, excluding a November "Christmas Number" . ?
--1889 Christmas Number appears to be #10-- begins following #9-p532 (November 1) at HathiTrust, ie pp. 533-660 (128 pages), and is followed by #11-p661 (December 1)
1215 #11-p323
Cassell's Sunshine Series #89-91
three Lovell's series inclg Westminster #35 41 44
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