The Works of Oscar Wilde

This hardcover edition shows visible signs of wear, with fraying at the corners and edges. The red cloth cover has some discoloration and the spine shows signs of use. There is no dust jacket. Internally, the pages appear clean and intact, providing a readable and complete collection of Wilde's works.

"The Works of Oscar Wilde," published by Black's Readers Service Company in 1927, offers a comprehensive collection of Wilde's diverse literary contributions, including poems, novels, plays, essays, fairy tales, and dialogues. This edition, printed in New York, compiles six volumes into one, presenting an extensive overview of Wilde's literary genius. Known for his wit and flamboyant style, Oscar Wilde remains a significant figure in literature, and this collection captures the breadth of his work. The book is bound in a red cloth cover with gold lettering, though it shows signs of wear, including fraying at the edges and corners. Despite the absence of a dust jacket, this volume is a valuable addition for collectors of classic literature, offering a glimpse into the varied and rich writings of Wilde.