The Three Musketeers. London: Thomas Nelson, (c1920). Bound in half blue calf over blue cloth boards, featuring raised bands, gilt lettering, and intricate floral devices to the spine. The top edge is gilt, and the book is adorned with marbled endpapers, adding to its decorative appeal. A bright and well-preserved copy, reflecting the fine craftsmanship of early Thomas Nelson publications.

The text is illustrated with striking black-and-white drawings by A.E. Bestall, best known for his later work on the Rupert Bear series.

A handsome early 20th-century edition of Alexandre Dumas’ timeless adventure novel, The Three Musketeers, originally published in 1844.