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Anski, S (Solomon Seinwil Rapoport) ; Arno Nadel (trans)Biblio.com

Der Dybuk Dramatische Legende in vier Akten

King, SolomonBiblio.com

TOM THUMB. Four lines of verse.

1829100209New York: Published by Solomon King 148 Fulton Street between 1829 and 1832. 1829 and 1832. Very good. - Miniature Book. Sexagesimo-quarto 64mo 3-1/4 inches high by 2 inches wide. Softcover bound in green pictorial stitched wrappers titled in black on the front cover. 8 pages illustrated with a wood engraving on each page. There is some minor scattered foxing. Very good.RARE.Apparently after Solomon King's death in 1832 the book was distributed by the publishers Turner & Fisher. At the foot of the front wrapper is printed "New-York & Philadelphia: Published By Turner & Fisher". The front wrapper bears the title "History of Tom Thumb" with the illustration of a pirate. Beneath the illustration is King's original statement on two lines "At King's Bookstore you're sure to find / Some little Book quite to your mind." The title page still bears the original publication information: "New-York: Published By Solomon King / 148 Fulton Street". The rear wrapper advertises "Books At One Cent Each Published ." The name of the publisher "S. King" appears on the copy of the book in the American Antiquarian Society collection but is deleted here. 12 titles including "Tom Thumb" are listed.Turner and Fisher published in Philadelphia from 1834 and in Philadelphia and New York from 1835. They are not known to have published children's books after 1848.The dating derives from Harry B. Weiss in his article "Solomon King Early New York Bookseller and Publisher of Children's Books and Chapbooks" Bulletin of the New York Public Library September 1947. According to Weiss Solomon King 1791-1832 moved his business "during 1829 and 1830 to 148 Fulton Street where he remained until 1832 when he moved again to 147 Fulton Street". He died September 14 1832 aged 41 during an epidemic of Asiatic cholera. Weiss also comments on the rarity of King's publications. In his last advertisement King "mentioned '400 kinds' of books. Of this number less than half are listed in the accompanying preliminary check list. Of the 187 titles in the list only 28 represent books actually located in libraries. The remainder represent titles advertised on the cover pages of King's publications." "Relatively few of his titles appear to be extant at present in comparison with those of Samuel Wood and Mahlon Day and this may be due to the comparative smallness of the original editions." New York: Published by Solomon King, 148 Fulton Street, between 1829 and 1832. paperback

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