Swann's Way

This hardcover edition of "Swann's Way" shows signs of age with some wear to the spine edges and corners. The red cloth cover features gold and black detailing, with some fading and minor scuffs. The binding remains intact, and the pages are in good condition, though they exhibit typical age-related toning. No dust jacket is present.

"Swann's Way" by Marcel Proust, published by The Modern Library in 1928, is a significant work in the realm of classic literature. This hardcover edition, translated by C.K. Scott Moncrieff with an introduction by Lewis Galantiere, is part of the esteemed Modern Library series, known for bringing timeless works to a broader audience. The book was first published in 1913, but this specific edition reflects the 1928 release by The Modern Library, a publisher recognized for quality reprints of literary classics. Proust's exploration of memory and time in "Swann's Way" is foundational to his larger work, "In Search of Lost Time." This edition, bound in red cloth with gold and black detailing, lacks a dust jacket but remains a valuable addition to any collection of classic literature. Its condition and the absence of a jacket suggest it may have been cherished by previous owners, adding to its character and history.