This antique book features a substantial rectangular silhouette and a textured gold-cloth texture, offering a reverent aesthetic for curated library displays.
A profound relic of the Edwardian era, this 1909 edition of The Young Folks Treasury captures the romanticism and scholarly rigor of early 20th-century childhood education. The volume is visually anchored by a stunning Art Nouveau central panel, depicting a noblewoman with a falcon against a verdant green backdrop, all framed by intricate black-ink flourishes. This golden-hued binding provides a sophisticated, academic presence that serves as a cornerstone for any "dark academia" library or a collection of high-vibe antique media.
The book carries the authentic patina of over a century, with a tactile presence that speaks to its history as a cherished family resource. While it shows the gentle character marks of its 117-year journey—including minor spotting and a softening of the spine—the volume remains a resilient and dignified testament to the craftsmanship of The University Society. Whether utilized as a focal point in a Victorian-style parlor or styled as a textural anchor on a mahogany desk alongside brass curios, this treasury is a must-have for the serious collector of decorative antique media.
This item is antique, over 100 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
Origin: USA
Era: 1900s (Edwardian/Antique)
Material: Paper, Gold-toned Cloth
Dimensions: 8.25" H x 6" W
Condition: Very Good (Minor spine separation)
Special Feature: Art Nouveau Pictorial Cover
Note: Copyright 1909 by The University Society Inc.