The Money Moon by Jeffery Farnol 1911 First Edition Arthur I. Keller Illustrated Decorative Binding uranium glass but this is subject to

but this is subject to interpretation as the design is rather abstract

The work looks to me to be 1930s era and influenced somewhat by the angularity common during the late deco period - I'm not an expert

The red block-letter Versace Classic label and matching logo lining identify it as an earlier version of the line produced under Gianni Versace’s direction in 1990

This was published before various mishaps with airships

This is a wonderful sterling silver souvenir spoon with a raised image on its bowl of Trinity Church

The Money Moon by Jeffery Farnol 1911 First Edition Arthur I. Keller Illustrated Decorative Binding uranium glass but this is subject toThis is a particularly attractive first edition of The Money Moon: A Romance by Jeffery Farnol, published in New York by Dodd, Mead & Company in November 1911, with illustrations by noted American artist Arthur I. Keller. The copyright page confirms Copyright, 1911 and Published, November, 1911, identifying this as the first edition, first printing. The book is especially notable for its elaborate original publisher's binding. The dark cloth front