Villette

The book is in fair condition with noticeable wear on the spine, including scuffing and edge wear. The hardcover binding remains intact, but there is no dust jacket present. There are inscriptions on the title page, including dates and a price, which do not affect the readability of the text. The pages are clean and the lithographs by Clarke Hutton remain vibrant.

This edition of "Villette" by Charlotte Brontë was published by The Folio Society in London in 1967. Known for its quality publications, The Folio Society edition features lithographs by Clarke Hutton, adding a visual richness to Brontë's classic narrative. Originally published in 1853, "Villette" is a significant work in Brontë's oeuvre, exploring themes of isolation and identity through its protagonist, Lucy Snowe. This hardcover edition is bound with green cloth and exhibits a distinctive design typical of Folio Society's mid-20th-century publications. The book is not signed and contains an inscription with dates and a price on the title page. Its condition reflects wear on the spine, indicating its age and use. This edition is a desirable find for collectors of classic literature and Folio Society enthusiasts, offering a unique blend of literary and artistic craftsmanship.