REBOUND / RESTORED Author: Anthony Trollope

Year Published: 1867 (True First Edition, Volume I)

Publisher: Smith, Elder and Co., London

Measurements: 211 x 151 x 31 mm

Published in 1867 by Smith, Elder and Co., The Last Chronicle of Barset (Volume I) is a cornerstone of Victorian literature and the acclaimed finale to Anthony Trollope’s celebrated Barsetshire series. This novel tells the intricate story of a clerical family living in a provincial English town, navigating the intense social, economic, and ecclesiastical pressures of the era. Presenting a masterful blending of church politics, small-town scandal, and sharp social commentary, this 1867 edition has been preserved in an upgraded library binding, making it an excellent display piece and addition to any collection centered on classic 19th-century English fiction.  

Book condition: This volume has been rebound in black cloth with red leather spine labels featuring gilt lettering, alongside marbled paper boards and reinforced corners. The binding remains structurally solid. Internal pages show natural age-toning and light, scattered foxing typical of 1860s paper, and contains pencil markings. This volume has not been examined page by page and may feature additional minor age-related flaws or historical markings not individually noted.