95.00 USD
Vintage leather-bound miniature dictionary set includes a Collins New Gem English dictionary, and four Collins Foreign Language Dictionaries - French - English; German - English; Italian - English; and Spanish - English.
The sophisticated vintage desk accessory would make a great gift for a jet-setting boss or travel-loving friend. Each volume has gold gilt title lettering on the spine and gold gilt page edges.
The set of five miniature dictionaries fit nicely into their matching green leather holder. The small dictionaries are the perfect size to keep on your desk for easy reference.
The vintage books were published in the 1940s and show typical signs of patina from age and wear from use including tanning paper, age spots, and scuffing and dings to the covers and the storage case. Previous owner wrote his name lightly in pencil on an endpaper.
New Gem Dictionary of the English Language
Edited by Professor Ernest Weekly, M.A.
Collins, Circa 1940s, 756 Pages
Includes Weights & Measures; Customary Abbreviations;
Printed in Great Britain; 4 1/2" x 3"
Collins Foreign Dictionaries
French
Collins, Toronto, 1942, Printed in Canada
448 Pages; 4 1/2" x 3"
German - Edited by K.C. Hayens
Collins, London & Glasgow, Circa 1940
Printed in Great Britain
448 Pages; 4 1/8" x 3"
Italian
Collins, London & Glasgow, Circa 1940
Printed in Great Britain
448 Pages; 4 1/8" x 3"
Spanish - Edited by B. Sanin Cano
Collins, London & Glasgow, Circa 1940
448 Pages; 4 1/8/3"
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