April 12, 2024
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; Jules Verne -Easton Press
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Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the SeaBy Jules Verne The English version made from the French by Mercier Lewiswith a new Introduction by Fletcher Prattand with illustrations by Edward A. WilsonPart of 'The 100 Greatest Books Ever Written' CollectionCollector's Edition Bound in Genuine Leather The Easton Press Norwalk, Connecticut This is a fabulous Easton Press collector's edition. In keeping with Easton Press' high standards, this book is bound in genuine premium leather and comes with moire fabric endsheets and a permanent satin ribbon page marker. The spine and covers of this elegant book are accented in 22-karat gold. The page ends are also gilded in 22-karat gold for beauty and protection against dust and humidity. No inscribed bookplate! This book is in incredible condition - a true collector's item. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea By Jules Verne Easton Press Collector's Edition Shipping Information Your book(s) will be professionally packaged and shipped within one business day. We use high quality shipping materials to ensure your order arrives to you safely. Media Mail: Media Mail shipments will normally take approximately 5-9 business days to arrive after shipping, depending on your location, but may take as long as 14 business days. Priority Mail: Priority Mail shipments will usually take about 2-5 business days to arrive
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