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By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £12.00
Publisher: London, Eveleigh Nash & Grayson: 1923
Seller ID: 02212
Nash's Famous Fiction Library. Original blue cloth, with title blindstamped on front board, blocked in light green on spine. Light rubbing to edges, a little faint foxing, good+. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £25.00
Publisher: London, Thornton Butterworth: 1925
Edition: 1st Edition
Seller ID: 84023
Original blue cloth, lettered in gilt on spine. Spine sunned, a few foxing spots, otherwise good. Nine stories of crime and criminality. Unusually, the book was conceived and written as a single unified work, rather than being a collection culled from earlier magazine publications. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £25.00
Publisher: London, Methuen & Co.: 1907
Edition: 1st Edition
Seller ID: VN2249
Original emerald green cloth, elaborately blocked in gilt on spine. A couple of tiny marks on cloth, light scuffing, a little faint foxing, otherwise a clean, tight, bright copy: very good. a collection of short stories. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £30.00
Publisher: London, Thornton Butterworth: 1924
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 03976
Original light brown cloth, blocked in blind on front board, lettered in gilt on spine. Minimal scuffing, faint browning on endpapers, near fine. Elaine at the Gates is another story of sexual repression and obsession (mixed with fervent religious conviction), in which a sexless marriage of convenience becomes a nightmare for the wife when her husband decides to seek his "conjugal rights". View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £18.00
Publisher: London, Hutchinson & Co: 1913
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 03960
Original blue cloth, lettered in gilt. Lightly speckled on front board, spine lightly sunned, light foxing on prelims, good. Author's Compliment Slip (unsigned) tucked into prelims. A powerful novel touching forbidden passions. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £10.00
Publisher: London, Hutchinson & Co: 1913
Seller ID: VN0434
Hutchinson's 7d Copyright Novels. Undated c1913. Frontispiece. Pocket edition in original pink cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt. Spine sunned and a few marks on cloth, inscription (1913) on front endpapers, good View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £45.00
Publisher: London, Downey & Co.: 1901
Edition: 1st Edition
Seller ID: 84022
Original grey-green cloth, lettered in gilt. Unread copy, with pages unopened at top throughout. Board edges very faintly sunned, otherwise very good. Wolff [4660] in a different binding. Maxwell was the eldest son of Mary Braddon and her publisher (and later husband) John Maxwell. The Countess of Maybury was his second book. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £5.00
Publisher: London, Associated Newspapers: 1935
Seller ID: VN0054
Undated pocket edition reprint, c1935.. Original red cloth, ruled in gilt on spine. Cheap reprint bound using first and last leaves as endpapers. A good, clean reading copy. Maxwell was the son of novelist Mary Elizabeth Braddon. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £25.00
Publisher: London, Hutchinson & Co.: 1909
Edition: 1st Edition
Seller ID: 90084
Title page printed in brown and black. Illustrated. Original crimson cloth, framed in white on front board and lettered in gilt. Light scuffing, foxing spots, very good. A younger son unexpectedly inherits a title and decides to change from a life of mere frivolity to a career in politics. W. B. Maxwell was the eldest son of M. E. Braddon and her publisher husband, John Maxwell. View more info
By: Maxwell, W. B. [William Babington Maxwell]
Price: £25.00
Publisher: London, Hutchinson & Co.: 1919
Edition: 1st Edition
Seller ID: 90080
Original red cloth with blindstamped framing, lettered in black on spine. Corners lightly bumped, faint sunning, undated inscription on front free endpaper, light foxing, very good. Publisher's catalogue for Spring 1919 bound in at end. The First World War -- the "great interruption" of the title -- had finished only months before this book was published. The war provides most of the material for this collection of twelve short stories. View more info
