Golden Goblin fantasy 1906 Dunham George Kerr art nouveau illustrations book Grand oversized format allows for a

oversized format allows for a pleasing level of detail and color

378-9 (a fascinating discussion of Chiquet & his wife as printers and merchants of prints & maps)

and sound although there is some loss at the base of the rear joint to paper of cover and the text block (confined to the wide blank margin along the gutter-likely due to insects long ago)

Issued 1616

Earliest Districts named with early boundary delineations

Golden Goblin fantasy 1906 Dunham George Kerr art nouveau illustrations book Grand oversized format allows for a(Old Books, Early 20th Century Books, Children's Books, Illustrated Books, George Kerr). The Golden Goblin, or, The Flying Dutchman, Jr: A Pleasant Fantasy for Children Based on the Most Fascinating of All Undying Legends, by Curtis Dunham, Illustrated by George Kerr. Published 1906, Indianapolis by the Bobbs Merrill Company. 189 [190] pages. Text in English. Profusely illustrated throughout, including 8 full page color plates. A wonderful early 20th