Russian Folk Tales

Book	Russian Folk Tales
Editor	Albert B. Lord
Introduction by	Albert B. Lord
Composition	The Connecticut Printers
Publisher	The Limited Editions Club
Typography by	Adrian Wilson
Illustrator	Teje Etchemendy
Printed by	The Connecticut Printers
Series	Thirty-eighth Series
Selected by	Albert B. Lord
Copyright Holder	The George Macy Companies, Inc.
Format	Hardback
Language	English
Location	United States
This Edition Published	1970
Copyright	1970
Pages / Font	196 pages / Linotype Palatino, Sapphire Festival Numerals
Series Number	Number Ten
Chapters	Introduction Vasilissa the Fair Frost The Story of Marko the Rich and Vasily the Luckless Go I Know Not Whither—Fetch I Know Not What Prince Ivan, the Firebird, and the Gray Wolf The Witch and the Sun's Sister The Three Kingdoms: the Copper, the Silver, and the Golden Koshchei the Deathless The Wonderful Self-playing Harp Marya Morevna The Water King and Vasilissa the Wise The Seven Brothers Simeon Ivan Popyalof Ivan, the Peasant's Son Emilian the Fool Woe the Woeful One-Eyed Likho The Soldier and the Vampire The Soldier's Midnight Watch The Blind Man and the Cripple Prince Sila and Ivashka with the Shroud The Witch
Notes	Hardcover book in a maroon slipcase. Limited and numbered edition of 1500 copies, signed by the illustrator Teje Etchemendy. From a note including the printing details: Composition and printing were done [ ... ] using a white smooth antique-finish stock made specially for this edition by the Curtis Paper Mill, Newark, Delaware. The color plates were made by Rainbows, Inc., in Hazardville, Connecticut, and printed at the Holyoke (Massachusetts) Lithograph Company. The page size is 7¾" x 10⅜", and there are 252 pages. The binding is a dark red linen; a broad vertical band of imported linen—woven in a peasant-inspired pattern of red, white, and maroon—is sunk into the front cover. The title label on the shelfback is stamped in pure gold leaf.

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