The book of the Thousand Nights and a Night POET Brunelli uses film-noir style to

Brunelli uses film-noir style to create a unique and atmospheric view of London framed around the silhouettes of people and animals including the statue of Winston Churchill depicted alongside Big Ben

preceding the US edition

A near-fine copy

Fifth edition

Vellum-bound with gilt lettering to the spine and circular gilt printer's device at bottom right of front board

The book of the Thousand Nights and a Night POET Brunelli uses film-noir style toTranslated from the Arabic by Captain Sir R. F. Burton. Reprinted from the original edition and edited by Leonard C. Smithers. in twelve volumes London: H. S., 1894. The Library Edition. With additional titlepages with the Benares imprint, "printed by the KAMASHASTRA SOCIETY for private subscribers only". Complete in 12 volumes, including Supplementary Nights. Royal 8vo (10 x 7. 25 ins). Titlepages and half titles in red and black. Publisher's black