Fire Hundrede Fortællinger: for Skolen og Livet | E. (Edvard) deals Mau (1847, J. Deichmanns Forlag)

NOTE - Portions of this written publication appear to be missing, with a number of pages, including the dedicated copyright entry, absent from its principal content.

DESCRIPTION

Format: Hardcover
ISBN (International Standard Book Number)/ EAN (European Article Number)/ UPC (Universal Product Code): N/A
Author(s): E. (Edvard) Mau
Date of Publication: 1847
Publisher: J. Deichmanns Forlag
Classification/ Genre: Theological Discourse
Number of Pages: 670
Dust Jacket Cover: No
Binding: Yes
Art, Illustrations, Diagrams, Cartographical Representations (Maps), and/ or Photographs: No
Notable Attribution: The entirety of this book's written contents are in Danish with the following pages highlighted for reference purposes:

Title Page

Fire Hundrede Fortællinger: for Skolen og Livet

samlede og udgivne af E. (Edvard) Mau,
Sognepræst til þaarslev og Ligne Ellinge Menigheder in Sjælland

Kiøbenhavn

J. Deichmanns (førhen Gyldendals) Forlag

Þaarslev Præstegård ved Slagelse den 20de August 1847

Four Hundred Stories: For School and Life

compiled and published by E. (Edvard) Mau,
Parish priest to þaarslev and Ligne Ellinge Parishes in Zealand

Copenhagen

J. (Jacob) Deichmanns (formerly Gyldendals) Forlag

Þaarslev Parsonage near Slagelse on the deals 20th of August 1847

Page 1

De ti Guds Bud.

Det første Bud

The Ten Commandments of God.

The First Commandment

The use of the letters 'Þ' (uppercase) or 'þ' (lowercase) is commonly referred to as the letter 'thorn' in its English transliteration. Prevalent in Old English, Gothic, Old Norse, Old Swedish, and Icelandic alphabets, as well as some dialects of Middle English. It was also used in medieval Scandinavia but later replaced with the 'th' digraph.

ASSESSMENT OF CONDITION

Dust Jacket Cover: N/A

Binding: P. to FR. Heightened degree of chipping, significant fraying and bending along the edges of the spine, discoloration

Paged Content: P. Foxing, edge wear, tearing, separation from the binding, deckled pagination, written markings (pencil, pen, felt marker)

ABBREVIATIONS KEY

FS (Factory Sealed)
VF (Very Fine)
F (Fine)
NF (Near Fine)
VG (Very Good)
G (Good)
FR (Fair)
P (Poor)

GRADING TERMINOLOGY

Chipping - A descriptor emphasizing the absence of portions of a book's edges, specifically as it relates to the binding or dust jacket cover

Foxing - Brown spotting of paged content due to chemical exposure or reactivity to chemical agents, a state of condition commonplace to 19th Century written publications, particularly evident in steel engravings

Deckled Pagination - Deckled pagination is identified as content ascribed to a particular book or novel whose edges are not evenly distributed, giving it the appearance of being loose from its fulcral attachment (spine). Some publishing companies utilize this as a means of establishing a sense of illusion with regard to the chronological age of a product (so as to create the impression of a faux-type of significance in the nostalgic sense), but, in most instances, deckled pages are a by-product of time.

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ASSIGNED INVENTORY NUMERIC: 905-8896

ALBUM IMAGE SET IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS: 2246-2255