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George Du Maurier, 1834-1896, was originally a satirical
cartoonist for the Punch magazine. He turned to novels when he started
to have problems with his eyesight. His rests largely on his second novel,
hugely popular at the time and reissued countless times, as well as being a
great success on the stage. This book and his first non-fiction title are the
most valuable of his first editions. The rest are, surprisingly, relatively
cheap. Precedence does switch a couple of times between the English and American
1sts though English editions are more desirable to most collectors irrespective.
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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Peter Ibbetson |
Harper |
1891 |
UK: 1892 Osgood 2 volumes |
| Trilby |
McIlvaine |
1894 |
3 volumes. 1895 250 signed copies, 1 vol. US: 1894 Harper |
| The Martian |
Harper |
1897 |
UK: 1897 Harper |
| Svengali |
Allen |
1982 |
The unexpurgated version of Trilby |
Others
| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Gauwaine Hys Penance A Legend of Camelot |
Bradbury |
1886 |
Wrappers |
| English Society at Home |
Bradbury |
1980 |
US: 1881 Osgood |
| Society Pictures |
Agnew |
1890 |
-1891 two volumes |
| English Society |
McIlvaine |
1897 |
US: 1897 Harper |
| Social Pictorial Satire |
Harper |
1898 |
US: 1898 Harper |
| A Legend of Camelot |
Bradbury |
1898 |
US: 1898 Harper |
| The young Du Maurier A Selection of his Letters |
Davies |
1951 |
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