Penny Dreadfuls, 1899 · page 173 of 175
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Street & Smith’s ay Ni Cloth Bound N Books y <& HM Descriptive List SSS SS KS ESS mrel| KE RE are some features which are common a] to the entire list of books which follows: tt They are of uniform size, 54x75 inches, aor consequently well suited for a collection % for a library shelf. They are well bound, with gold top, elaborate cover designs, and good paper, with pages of the standard 12mo size, 344x6 inches. Each book contains from 200 to 400 pages. The only difference between the 35c. books and those at 5oc., $1.00 and $1.25 is that the works at the higher prices are bound in | more expensive cloth, and are printed on a better grade of paper. The 35c. books will prove a source of lasting satisfaction, in quality of bind- ing, paper and contents, but, of course, the higher priced works are more elaborate. _ Every work in this list is protected by copy- right, and every book is a good one. 1C € 6 in DOOK