Research Catalog

Title

The young lady's book : a manual of amusements, exercises, studies, and pursuits / edited by Mrs. Henry Mackarness, author of "A trap to catch a sunbeam," "The golden rule," "old saws new set," etc.

Author

Mackarness, Henry S., Mrs., 1826-1881

Publication

London : George Routledge and Sons, Broadway, Ludgate Hill; New York: 416 Broome Street, [1880].

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Details

Additional Authors

• George Routledge and Sons, Publisher
• Dalziel Brothers, Printer
• Dalziel Brothers, Illustrator

Description

[v]-xx, 477, [19] p., [8] leaves of plates : ill. (some col.); 20 cm.

Subject

• Girls > Life skills guides > Juvenile literature
• Girls > Recreation
• Games for girls
• Exercise for girls
• Handicraft for girls

Note

• "Illustrated with two hundred and seventy engravings."
• Imprint date from "new books" in the advertisements.
• With the device of the "Dalziel Brothers, engravers & priniters, Camden Press," on p. [478].
• Publisher's advertisements: title-page verso; p. [479-496].

Access (note)

• Restricted access;

Local note

• Pforzheimer copy: With a printed award bookplate of West of Scotland Institution, presenting the book to Miss Mary R. Allan on 27th May 1880, for winning first prize in Arithmetic. -- With the binding ticket of Burn & Co.; bound in publisher's blue cloth with gilt decorations.

Call Number

Pforz (Mackarness, H. Young lady's book)

OCLC

810340050

Author

Mackarness, Henry S., Mrs., 1826-1881.

Title

The young lady's book : a manual of amusements, exercises, studies, and pursuits / edited by Mrs. Henry Mackarness, author of "A trap to catch a sunbeam," "The golden rule," "old saws new set," etc.

Imprint

London : George Routledge and Sons, Broadway, Ludgate Hill; New York: 416 Broome Street, [1880].

Access

Restricted access; Pforzheimer Collection; Permit must be requested at the division indicated.

Local Note

Pforzheimer copy: With a printed award bookplate of West of Scotland Institution, presenting the book to Miss Mary R. Allan on 27th May 1880, for winning first prize in Arithmetic. -- With the binding ticket of Burn & Co.; bound in publisher's blue cloth with gilt decorations.

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Added Author

George Routledge and Sons, Publisher.

Dalziel Brothers, Printer.

Dalziel Brothers, Illustrator.

Research Call Number

Pforz (Mackarness, H. Young lady's book)