J.M. Barrie

Finely bound edition of the plays of J.M. Barrie that contains the most important of his full-length works for the stage and the best of his one-act plays, including Peter Pan by which the character of Peter Pan was established in the form we think of him today.

• J.M. Barrie (Scottish).
• London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1928.
• 844 pages with a frontispiece portrait of J.M. Barrie protected by a tissue guard.
• Bound in a full leather binding with six compartments to the spine with elaborate gilt tooling, double gild rule to the boards, colorful floral endpapers, gilt end pages and gilt dentelles.
• Housed in a functional buckram slipcase.

The volume includes 17 plays: Peter Pan, Or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up, Quality Street, The Admirable Crichton, Alice Sit-By-The-Fire, What Every Woman Knows, A Kiss For Cinderella, Dear Brutus, Mary Rose, Pantaloon, Half An Hour, Seven Women, Old Friends, Rosalind, The Will, The Twelve-Pound Look, The New Word, A Well-Remembered Voice, Barbara's Wedding, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals, Shall We Join The Ladies?