Père Goriot and Eugénie Grandet

The book is bound in red cloth with black title labels on the spine and front cover. It shows wear consistent with its age, including some scuffing and minor edge wear. The binding appears intact, and there are no inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket is not present in the provided images, so its condition is unknown.

This edition of "Père Goriot and Eugénie Grandet" by Honoré de Balzac is published by The Modern Library in 1946, offering a classic collection of two of Balzac's most notable works. Translated by E.K. Brown, Dorothea Walter, and John Watkins, this book brings the richness of Balzac's storytelling to an English-speaking audience. The Modern Library edition is a testament to Balzac's enduring influence in literature, capturing the complexities of French society through vivid characters and intricate plots. This specific copy is published in New York, with its distinctive red cloth cover featuring black title labels. It is a valuable addition for collectors of classic literature, though the edition specifics are not detailed. The book is in good condition, with signs of wear typical for its age, making it a desirable acquisition for enthusiasts of Balzac's work.