The Temple of Gnidus Followed by Cephisa and Cupid, and Arsaces and Ismenia lassry Endpapers foxed and top horizontal

Endpapers foxed and top horizontal inch of fep in vol I excised

[Jules Verne Encyclopedia] The JVE also cites a copy paired with The Vanished Diamond

First Edition thus

Light spots of foxing to front endpaper

The Temple of Gnidus Followed by Cephisa and Cupid, and Arsaces and Ismenia lassry Endpapers foxed and top horizontalLondon: Vizetelly, 1889. Number 423 of 850 copies with the single set of copper plate engravings from the designs of C. Eisen and Le Barbier. in the original publisher's binding of gilt and brown patterned boards with brown cloth spine, twin double bands and gilt lettering to the spine, which is slightly rubbed at head and tail; edges of boards and corner tips rubbed; fore edge untrimmed. Crown 4to (10 x 7 ins) pp 124 + [2]. Frontispiece and two