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From newsletter 19:
12. FARRAR, Frederic W. Eric, or Little by Little. London, A. & C. Black, 1911. Illustrated cloth. 304 p. Some vignettes. Reprint. Spine a bit discolored. Some foxing.
€ 16
* Charming edition of this
classical children's book (first published 1858) in bright red cloth
with an art nouveau design.
13. FARRAR, Frederic W. St. Winifred's - or the World of School. With illustrations by Gordon Browne. London, A. & C. Black, 1905. Illustrated cloth. xx, 436 p. Many illustrations and vignettes. Reprint. Cover only a little bit worn. Owner's stamp on flyleaf.
€ 18
* Pretty edition of this classical
children's book (dating from 1862) with a boy handing a book to the
Dean over a table laden with books. With preface by Farrar for the 19th
edition of 1894.
14. FARRAR, Frederic W. Autograph Letter Signed, addressed to 'A.S. Huntington Esq.' and dated 'Montreal. Sept. 16' [1888]. Canadian postcard with printed stamp of 1 cent. 7,5 x 13,0 cm. Addressed to Syracuse, N.Y. 12 lines of text. Stamped on recto and verso. Glue trace on side from a collector's album.
€ 45
* 'The Redpath Lyceum Bureau
of Boston have requested me to leave in their hands any arrangements
for the lectures that I am to give in compliance with the many requests
that have reached me. Will you be so good as to refer to them, and say
that you wd like the lecture on Browning's Poems?' Frederick William
Farrar (1831-1903), at that moment not yet Dean of Canterbury, was the
author of the epochal children's book 'Eric, or Little by Little' (1858)
and other stories of boarding school life.
From newsletter 9:
9. FARRAR, Frederic W. Autograph Letter Signed, addressed to 'A.S. Huntington Esq.' and dated 'Montreal. Sept. 16' [1888]. Canadian postcard with printed stamp of 1 cent. 7,5 x 13,0 cm. Addressed to Syracuse, N.Y. 12 lines of text. Stamped on recto and verso. Glue trace on side from a collector's album.
€ 45
* 'The Redpath Lyceum Bureau of Boston have requested me to leave in their hands any arrangements for the lectures that I am to give in compliance with the many requests that have reached me. Will you be so good as to refer to them, and say that you wd like the lecture on Browning's Poems?' Frederick William Farrar (1831-1903), at that moment not yet Dean of Canterbury, was the author of the epochal children's book 'Eric, or Little by Little' (1858) and other stories of boarding school life.