Published in 1928, this hardcover volume features a coarse linen cloth texture and a rigid rectangular silhouette accented by bold orange Art Deco typography.
Step into a storied past with this 1928 edition of "Meat" by the acclaimed American novelist Wilbur Daniel Steele, published by Grosset and Dunlap. This 304-page hardcover serves as a vibrant archive of early 20th-century literature, capturing a provocative and once-controversial narrative from one of the era's master storytellers. The book's tactile green cloth binding and striking orange-red typography are quintessential examples of late-1920s publishing design. This volume is an evocative artifact of interwar media, perfect for adding a grounded, scholarly touch to a curated library or a Dark Academia inspired study.
Measuring approximately 7.5 inches by 5 inches, this book remains in very good condition for its significant age. As an honest heritage artifact, it exhibits a storied patina through naturally softened corners and authentic shelf wear to the cloth boards reflective of its history. This edition is presented without its original dust jacket, highlighting the bold and minimalist aesthetic of the period binding. Whether featured as a visual cornerstone for a collection of interwar fiction or kept as a reference for early 20th-century graphic design, this book brings a heartwarming and enduring energy to any curated interior.
Details: Very good condition for age, the cover shows a little wear. No dust jacket.This item is vintage, over 95 years old.
All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.