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Edgar Allan Poe
How have mountains come to exert such a strange and sometimes fatal hold on the human psyche
with a woodcut vignette on the titlepage
The work is divided into six parts: I The Data of Psychology
Small stain to rear panel and a couple of nicks at head of backstrip
The Wind in the Willows hippies Edgar Allan PoeLondon: Methuen, 1932. First edition to carry the E. H. Shepard illustrations, 38th overall. 8vo. pp [iv]. 312, 8p catalogue. Numerous line drawn illustrations by Shepard throughout the text. Original green cloth boards with gilt titles to spine and gilt vignette of Mole and Ratty to front board. Tips of corners lightly rubbed. Top edge green (as issued). Illustrated endpapers, spotted on versos, old owner's name at top of half title page. A near fine
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