Samantha At World’s Fair by Josiah Allen’s Wife ( Marietta Holley) 1893 HC
Cover loose.
1887 hard cover copy. I will not “hold” the item for you. Published by Hubbard Publishing. Contains 325 numbered pages.
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Samantha Among the Brethren Marietta Holley Josiah Allen’s Wife SOFT COVER 1897. See photos for details on condition. (C5)
Good. Covers loose. 458
Samantha Among the Brethren by Marietta Holley, Josiah Allen’s Wife (HC), 1892. (C5)
Josiah Allen’s Wife is a novel by Samantha Hubbard, published in 1887 as a first edition. The story follows the adventures of Josiah Allen and his wife as they navigate the challenges of their marriage and society in a compelling narrative. This vintage book is a valuable addition to any collection of literature from the late 19th century, offering readers a unique glimpse into the customs and values of the time.
Language: Samantha among the brethren, by “Josiah Allens wife” (Marietta Holley). Complete Title: Samantha among the Brethren, by “Josiah Allens Wife” (Marietta Holley). Author: Marietta Holley. Leather Bound Edition having Spine and corners bind in original leather with Golden Leaf Printing on spine.
Good. Cover and binding loose. Name inside cover. 458
Many illustrations by Frederick Opper. 1887 edition of Samantha at Saratoga, or Flirtin’ with Fashion by Josiah Allen’s Wife (author is Marietta Holley). Published by the Hubbard Brothers. Holley was thought of as the female Mark Twain due to her skill at satirizing American life. The fictional story centers around Samantha, the outspoken wife of Josiah Allen, as she navigates the societal expectations and comedic situations that arise from their trip to the famous resort town of Saratoga Springs. Hardcover with decorative cover and gilt lettering. Edges very worn, cover faded and creased. Binding cracked (lays flat) at title page. Some foxing (brownish spots) to pages, but text appears clean and unmarked. Priced accordingly.