Jeffery Farnol - THE MONEY MOON © 1911 - A. L. Burt Remastered Dustjacket

Description: eBay Listing - Newport Vintage Books - Jeffery Farnol - The Money Moon - Remastered Dustjacket The Money Moon Digitally Remastered Dustjacket Only [Book is NOT included] Jeffery Farnol (Artwork by Arthur Keller) © 1911 Dodd, Mead - A.L. Burt Printing [circa 1912] - Classic Regency Romance High Quality Digitally Remastered Laser Reproduction of Original Dustjacket We will be offering a selection of several Jeffery Farnol digitally remastered dustjackets in our eBay listings !! Here is a nice opportunity to enjoy the original artwork while saving on the cost of an original dustjacket. See my listings for more -- several different classic PhotoPlay & mystery jackets available. All digitally remastered dustjackets are shipped in a removable, Brodart or Demco archival dustjacket protector, and ready to place on your book. Due to the scarcity of this dustjacket, I have added an embossed digital watermark to these images to avoid unauthorized duplication. The embossed watermark will NOT appear over the artwork on the front panel. The counter-stamps identifying this as a reproduction WILL appear discretely on the flaps only. About Postage: Combined shipping: Dustjackets are shipped boxed & wrapped via USPS First Class Parcel. First remastered dustjacket is $3.00. Each additional dustjacket is only 50c. Any extra postage charged at eBay checkout will be refunded. About Dustjackets: The dustjacket offered in this auction is digitally scanned from a high quality original. The master is then carefully restored to remove any minor imperfections. This significantly enhances the eye appeal rather than just offering a color photocopy with flaws. Great care is taken to painstakingly retouch these images with emphasis on maintaining the full scope of the original artwork and preserving the texture and granularity of the original. The dustjacket is then printed on an industrial quality machine using premium paper to ensure the best quality possible ... this results in sharper, crisper images and much better color definition (tone, hue & saturation) than typically seen with pleasing results. About Title: The amusing adventures of the rich American who, jilted by his sweetheart, starts on a walking tour through rural England and meets a delightful boy who introduces him to a still more delightful aunt, will appeal because of the strain of rich humor which is woven into the story. With plenty of worldly goods, the young American scents the plot of the villain in the story to drive the delightful aunt from her ancestral home by means of a mortgage which is held by one of his creatures. The boy is firm in the faith that he will find a store of gold in the garden just as soon as the "money moon" appears. About Author: Jeffery Farnol (1878-1952) was born in Edgbaston, Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, England. When he was ten years old, the Farnol family moved to London; it was during this period that Jeffery Farnol spent a few years at Lee, where he was able to explore Kent, the county which supplied the background for many of his novels. His first novel, "The Broad Highway," is sub-titled "A Story of Kent." At the age of twenty, Jeffery Farnol married and went to America. To earn money for his immediate needs, he found employment as a scene painter at the Astor Theatre, New York. In his spare time, he began writing "The Broad Highway." The manuscript was submitted to several American publishers, but was not accepted. It was thought to be "too English". Eventually, it was sent to Farnol's mother in England, and subsequently published by Sampson Low in 1910. It was a great success, and the beginning of a relationship with Sampson Low who continued to publish all his novels. Then followed "The Money Moon", "The Amateur Gentleman", "Chronicles of the Imp", and the many romances that have made Jeffery Farnol a best seller for nearly fifty years.

Price: 15 USD

Location: Fairhaven, Massachusetts

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