Description: The United States Magazine, and Democratic Review Vol. XIX, No. 142 Fulton-Street, New York, 1846, 496 pp, half leather, illustrated, 8vo. In good condition. Nicely bound in navy half calf with original cloth boards. Light wear to extremities with heavier rubbing to joints. Light rubbing to raised bands with slight crushing at ends. Tips lightly rubbed as well. End papers soiled and toned at edges. Interior good with light toning and mild age-staining, foxing. Free of known markings. Binding tight and intact. Sound. Please see photos. Poe published the first of seventeen installments of Marginalia, a word that he invented for this collection of observations and brief essays. The Democratic Review, a monthly, founded in 1837, had a varied roster of first-rate authors, including Hawthorne and Bryant. It achieved eminent status as a literary and miscellaneous magazine by the 1840’s. Poe spoke in laudatory terms of its articles and proudly alluded to its publishing of four of his Marginalia installments, in 1844 and 1846. COLL1846BFKW
Price: 300 USD
Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Binding: Half Leather
Language: English
Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Illustrated
Author: Edgar Allan Poe
Topic: Literature
Subject: History
Original/Facsimile: Original
