Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume I: George Routledge; Volume Ii: Ward & Lock; Volume Iii: Hotten, Chatto & Windus And Chapman And Hall; Volume Iv: Frederick Warne & Co. And Sampson Low & Co; Volume V: Macmillan & Co. And Smith & Elder & Co; Volume Vi: Longmans, Green & Co., C.H. Clarke, John Maxwell & Co., Tinsley Bros.; Volume Vii: F.V. White & Co., Cassell & Co., William Blackwood & Sons, Vizetelly; Volume Viii. Simpkin, Marshall & Co., J. W. Arrowsmith, Richard Bentley, Ward & Downey, James Blackwood.; Volume Ix. David Bryce; Ingram, Cooke & Co.; David Bogue; Henry Lea; Swan Sonnenschein & Co.; And J. & C. Brown & Co Topp, Dr. Chester W. Bibliography,Books About Books,Publisher's History
First Editions. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xvi), (558)pp; (xii), 456 pp.; (xvi), 520 pp; (xiv), 469 pp.; (xiv), 326 pp.; 414 pp.; (xii), (464) pp; xii, 480 pp.; xii, (200) pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates in each volume. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. Topp's multi-volume bibliography is based on his collection of 1700 Yellowbacks and 1900 19th century paperbacks, organized around the major publishers. Entries are arranged chronologically, listing both the first English and American editions. New, without flaw, in original shrinkwrap.
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