Coriolanus

The book is bound in a maroon cloth hardcover with significant wear, particularly along the spine where the material is peeling and frayed. The front and back covers show signs of wear but are intact. There is no dust jacket present. Despite the exterior wear, the interior pages are clean and legible, making it suitable for reading and study.

This edition of "Coriolanus" by William Shakespeare is published by The University Society in 1901 as part of their Booklovers Edition. Printed in New York, this edition offers readers an opportunity to explore one of Shakespeare’s classic tragedies with added introductions, notes, glossary, and critical comments to enhance understanding and appreciation. The Booklovers Edition is distinct for its comprehensive supplementary materials, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts of Shakespearean drama. As an early 20th-century publication, it represents a period piece of literary production, although not a first edition of the play itself. The book is bound in a maroon cloth hardcover with noticeable wear, particularly along the spine, but remains a significant collectible for those interested in historical editions of Shakespeare's works.