1906 - Samba
1906 - Samba
A Story of the Rubber Slaves of the Congo
A Story of the Rubber Slaves of the Congo
First published in 1906 in London by Hodder and Stoughton
First published in 1906 in London by Hodder and Stoughton
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THE ATHENAEUM for November 24, 1906 lists this novel
THE ATHENAEUM for November 24, 1906 lists this novel
THE BOOKMAN CHRISTMAS 1906 lists this novel
THE BOOKMAN CHRISTMAS 1906 lists this novel
My copy of the British first edition
My copy of the British first edition
Title-pages: 1906 First Edition and 1908 Second Edition
Title-pages: 1906 First Edition and 1908 Second Edition
My copy of the British second edition
My copy of the British second edition
The British second edition is desirable for its color illustrations
The British second edition is desirable for its color illustrations
The first edition has the same illustrations, but only in black and white
The first edition has the same illustrations, but only in black and white
6 illustrations on plates and 2 plans on plates
6 illustrations on plates and 2 plans on plates
1906 - Fighting on the Congo
1906 - Fighting on the Congo
A Story of an American Boy among the Rubber Slaves
A Story of an American Boy among the Rubber Slaves
Published in 1906 in Indianapolis by Bobbs-Merrill Company
Published in 1906 in Indianapolis by Bobbs-Merrill Company
This is SAMBA under a different title
This is SAMBA under a different title
My copies of the American first edition, which are very rare
My copies of the American first edition, which are very rare
I have both variant bindings
I have both variant bindings
The title-page and copyright page in the American first edition
The title-page and copyright page in the American first edition
The American first edition has the same illustrations as the British first edition, but with different titles and the 2 Plans are not included
The American first edition has the same illustrations as the British first edition, but with different titles and the 2 Plans are not included
An ad for SAMBA found at the end of a Henry Frowde / Hodder & Stoughton publication
An ad for SAMBA found at the end of a Henry Frowde / Hodder & Stoughton publication
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