Anna Karenina By Leo Tolstoy | 1939 Random House 2-Volume Boxed Set | Illustrated Edition

A beautifully designed 1939 Random House edition of Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy, presented in two volumes and housed in the original red slipcase with decorative wraparound label. Translated from the Russian by Constance Garnett and introduced by Thomas Mann, this edition includes striking illustrations by Philip Reisman.

This classic of Russian literature—Tolstoy’s powerful tale of love, betrayal, and society—is enhanced by fine typography, red and black title pages, and vivid color illustrations throughout.

Details:
    •    Two-volume set in original red slipcase
    •    Published by Random House, New York, 1939
    •    Introduction by Thomas Mann
    •    Illustrated by Philip Reisman
    •    Bound in natural linen cloth with red spine labels and gilt accents
    •    Translation by Constance Garnett
    •    Elegant typography with decorative initials and Romanesque script

Condition:
Very Good. Books are structurally sound with clean interiors and vibrant illustrations. Covers show age-toning and spotting, more pronounced on one volume. Slipcase is intact with some rubbing and edge wear. A visually charming set overall with strong shelf appeal.

Size: 6” x 9”

A timeless edition of Tolstoy’s masterpiece, perfect for collectors and admirers of classic literature alike