Cranford, cover of another edition (the Chapman and Hall 1853 cover is not yet photographed)

Cover of another edition of this book. The Chapman and Hall 1853 binding has not been photographed yet.

Hardback

Cranford (1853)

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In short

Quick answer

Who published the Cranford 1853 hardback?
Chapman and Hall, London, in 1853, in hardback.
Publisher's practice

How Chapman and Hall marked its first editions

  • Decline and Fall (1928), first issue: the name "Martin Gaythorn-Brodie" (also spelled Gaythorne-Brodie) appears on page 168 and "Kevin Saunderson" on page 169.
  • Decline and Fall (1928): the original dust jacket is a green pictorial design.
  • Scoop (1938): the first-state dust jacket has "Daily Beast" on the front panel.

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1853

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Who published the Cranford 1853 hardback?

Chapman and Hall, London, in 1853, in hardback.