1892 French Grammar by A.P Huguenet - do you know the value?

Hello!

Few days ago I found an old book in my attic :

HOSSFELD'S
New practical method
For learning the
FRENCH LANGUAGE

by

A.P. HUGUENET

London:
Hirschfeld Brothers
Breams Buildings, Fetter Lane, E.C

1892

I have not found out anything about it in the Internet, I wonder if
you know what is the value of this antiquarian book.

Greetings from Poland,

Adam

wrote:

Hello!

Few days ago I found an old book in my attic :

HOSSFELD'S
New practical method
For learning the
FRENCH LANGUAGE

by

A.P. HUGUENET

London:
Hirschfeld Brothers
Breams Buildings, Fetter Lane, E.C

1892

I have not found out anything about it in the Internet, I wonder
if you know what is the value of this antiquarian book.

1892 isn't really old enough to call it antiquarian; it's just old. It
has no particular value; see, for example:

http://tinyurl.com/yvfy2a

Greetings from Poland,

Greetings from Japan.

John
http://rarebooksinjapan.org

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Hello!

Few days ago I found an old book in my attic :

HOSSFELD'S
New practical method
For learning the
FRENCH LANGUAGE

by

A.P. HUGUENET

London:
Hirschfeld Brothers
Breams Buildings, Fetter Lane, E.C

1892

I have not found out anything about it in the Internet, I wonder if
you know what is the value of this antiquarian book.

If searching on line, be advised that most antiquarian
book dealers do not consider textbooks worth
including in their stock.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

On May 17, 1:27 pm, "Don Phillipson"
wrote:

If searching on line, be advised that most antiquarian
book dealers do not consider textbooks worth
including in their stock.

Unless, of course, the author/editior achieved fame in some other
field, as in the case of C.S. Lewis, or Tolkien. Even their most
academic stuff is of interest to some collectors.

wrote:
Hello!

Few days ago I found an old book in my attic :

HOSSFELD'S New practical method For learning the FRENCH LANGUAGE
by A.P. HUGUENET
London: Hirschfeld Brothers Breams Buildings, Fetter Lane, E.C 1892

I have not found out anything about it in the Internet, I wonder if
you know what is the value of this antiquarian book.

Greetings from Poland,

Adam


Hi Adam:

Do a search on http://used.addall.com . You will find two copies for sale.
These are asking prices, not actual sale prices. I note that only one of the
two does not list co-authors. So I would infer that that is the older one. The
dealer notes that the preface to that copy bears the date 1899. Check the
preface of your copy, as you may have an earlier edition. In determining value,
condition is very important.


Francis A. Miniter