The Story of an African Farm

The book is in fair condition, with a green cloth cover showing wear, particularly on the spine and edges. The binding is visible between some pages, indicating some loosening. There is no dust jacket. The pages show age-related toning and some foxing, typical of books from this period.

"The Story of an African Farm" by Ralph Iron, a pseudonym for Olive Schreiner, is published by Hurst and Company in New York. This edition's publication year is unspecified, but the book is a significant piece of African literature. Olive Schreiner, an influential South African author, explores complex themes of gender, religion, and colonialism through this novel. The book is bound in a green cloth cover with decorative floral motifs, reflecting the aesthetic of its time. This edition does not include a dust jacket, and the condition shows signs of age, with some wear on the spine and edges. This copy, lacking a publication year, adds to its intrigue for collectors interested in early editions of Schreiner's work. Its scarcity is implied by the lack of modern reprints, making it a valuable addition to collections focusing on African or feminist literature.