The Bibelot: General Index Volumes I to XII

The book is bound in a plain hardcover with a solid spine, showing signs of age and wear typical for its time. The cover has some spotting and discoloration, while the pages are clean with minor foxing. There is no dust jacket. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's usability for research and reference.

"The Bibelot: General Index Volumes I to XII," edited by Thomas B. Mosher, was published in 1906 by Thomas B. Mosher in Portland, Maine. This edition serves as a comprehensive index to the first twelve volumes of "The Bibelot," a renowned collection of reprinted poetry and prose, selected from scarce editions and lesser-known sources. Mosher, a significant figure in the private press movement, is known for his meticulous attention to detail and dedication to preserving literary works. This particular index volume is an invaluable resource for collectors and scholars of early 20th-century literature. With its focus on both poetry and prose, it provides insights into the literary tastes and trends of the time. The book is bound in a plain hardcover without a dust jacket, reflecting the utilitarian nature of an index volume. It is a rare find for those interested in literary history and bibliographic research.