B35484

Shelfmark

Ku.3.31

Additional copy shelfmark

[Another copy:] Kss.2.20

Author

Hardy

Title

The mayor of Casterbridge :, the life and death of a man of character /, by Thomas Hardy.

Edition

Uniform ed.

Publication, distribution, etc.

London :, Macmillan and Co.,, 1902.

Physical description

vii, 405 p. ;, 19 cm.

Note

Purdy, p. 281.

Provenance

Believed to be Mr Brindley's personal copy of the novel, which he had rebound and interleaved with material he had collected himself.

Provenance

"H W T Viner" in ms. on front endpaper with unknown coat of arms on front pastedown.

Copy-specific note

Rebound in red cloth with gilt lettering on spine.

Copy-specific note

Interleaved with original b/w photographs, newspaper cuttings and other ephemeral material relating to Hardy. All material is backed on card.

Copy-specific note

Signed autograph note from Hardy to Mr Brindley, dated 28 July 1910, is tipped in to p.vii. Hardy thanks Mr Brindley for his note of congratulations regarding his O.M. It is not listed in Millgate's Collected Letters of Thomas Hardy.

Copy-specific note

The original b/w photographs, presumably taken by Mr Brindley, are of original locations in and around Dorchester that inspired Hardy's settings in the novel. They include The King's Arms, the Maumbury Rings and the various cottages and paths referred to in the novel. Typed references and information about each place are pasted to the verso of the leaf. These photographs do not feature in Lea, 1913.

Copy-specific note

Newspaper cuttings about Hardy and his works include debate about the sale of Henchard's wife and memorials to Hardy at the back of the vol.

Copy-specific note

Envelope addressed in ms. to Sydney Cockerell by Hardy pasted to rear endpaper. It is dated 1915 in ?Brindley's hand.

Added entry--name

macmillan, publisher.

Added entry--place

England, London.

Additional copy

[Another copy:] Kss.2.20

001B35484

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aKu.3.31

098##$a[Another copy:] Kss.2.20

100##$aHardy

24514$aThe mayor of Casterbridge :$bthe life and death of a man of character /$cby Thomas Hardy.

250##$aUniform ed.

260##$aLondon :$bMacmillan and Co.,$c1902.

300##$avii, 405 p. ;$c19 cm.

500##$aPurdy, p. 281.

561##$aBelieved to be Mr Brindley's personal copy of the novel, which he had rebound and interleaved with material he had collected himself.

561##$a"H W T Viner" in ms. on front endpaper with unknown coat of arms on front pastedown.

590##$aRebound in red cloth with gilt lettering on spine.

590##$aInterleaved with original b/w photographs, newspaper cuttings and other ephemeral material relating to Hardy. All material is backed on card.

590##$aSigned autograph note from Hardy to Mr Brindley, dated 28 July 1910, is tipped in to p.vii. Hardy thanks Mr Brindley for his note of congratulations regarding his O.M. It is not listed in Millgate's Collected Letters of Thomas Hardy.

590##$aThe original b/w photographs, presumably taken by Mr Brindley, are of original locations in and around Dorchester that inspired Hardy's settings in the novel. They include The King's Arms, the Maumbury Rings and the various cottages and paths referred to in the novel. Typed references and information about each place are pasted to the verso of the leaf. These photographs do not feature in Lea, 1913.

590##$aNewspaper cuttings about Hardy and his works include debate about the sale of Henchard's wife and memorials to Hardy at the back of the vol.

590##$aEnvelope addressed in ms. to Sydney Cockerell by Hardy pasted to rear endpaper. It is dated 1915 in ?Brindley's hand.

710##$aMacmillan$epublisher.

752##$aEngland$dLondon.