Dracula. New York: Published by The Sun Dial Library, 1926. First Thus. Publisher’s black cloth boards, with floral decoration to upper cover, pictorial endpapers. A nice bright copy.

The Sun Dial Library was an imprint of Garden City Publishing Company, New York, known for affordable reprints of popular works in the 1920s.

By 1926, Dracula had already cemented its place as a gothic classic. This reprint reflects the novel’s sustained demand in America, coinciding with the rise of vampire imagery in stage and early cinema.