Hundert Höllen-Geschichten

The book is bound in a textured cover with significant wear, particularly on the edges and corners, reflecting its age. The pages show signs of foxing and discoloration, common in books of this period. The binding appears intact, though the absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed to further wear. Overall, the book remains structurally sound, suitable for collectors seeking historical editions.

"Hundert Höllen-Geschichten," authored by Dr. Joseph Anton Keller and published by Verlag von Franz Kirchheim in Mainz, 1899, is presented here in its second, improved edition. This collection, curated from the best sources, reflects Keller's dedication to compiling narratives with ecclesiastical approval. The book's historical context and the author's credentials as a parish priest in Gottenheim near Freiburg add to its scholarly value. This edition, printed by Mainzer Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei, may be scarce in its specific form, offering a unique insight into late 19th-century theological literature. The book is bound in a textured cover with visible wear, indicative of its age, yet it remains a fascinating artifact for collectors interested in religious narratives. The absence of a dust jacket and any inscriptions maintains its original integrity.