The Jewel of the Seven Stars. New York and London: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1904. First American Edition. Pp, 310. Publisher’s cloth boards, with silver stars, title lettered in green. Light fading to title on spine, otherwise a nice bright copy.

The story follows an archaeologist’s dangerous obsession with resurrecting an ancient Egyptian queen, blending Gothic horror with themes of forbidden knowledge and mystical resurrection.

This edition was published the same year as the British first edition.

The novel, though less famous than Dracula, remains a notable early work of Egyptological horror.