Lohengrin: Son of Parsifal

The hardcover shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library book, including library markings and a "withdrawn" stamp. The cover has some scuff marks and edge wear, with no visible dust jacket. The binding appears intact, though the corners and spine edges are slightly frayed, consistent with age and handling.

"Lohengrin: Son of Parsifal" by Oliver Huckel, published by Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. in New York, 1905, presents a poetic and narrative translation of Richard Wagner's mystical drama. This hardcover edition, released in September 1905, is a rare find for collectors of early 20th-century literary adaptations. Huckel's retelling captures the essence of Wagner's original, making it an intriguing addition to collections focused on operatic literature or mystical narratives. The book is an ex-library copy from the Carnegie Public Library in Albany County, Wyoming, as indicated by the library markings and "withdrawn" stamp. Despite its library origins, this edition remains a valuable piece for those interested in historical literary translations and adaptations. The book's condition reflects its age and library use, adding to its character and authenticity.