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1. The Story of Kormak the Son of Ogmund
by William Morris; Eirã Kr MagnãºSson
Seller Description: Not stated. Very Good Indeed. William Morris' and his Icelandic teacher Eirà kr Magnússon translate the Kormaks saga in this first edition. William Morris' and his Icelandic teacher Eirà kr Magnússon translate the thirteenth century Icelandic saga. With twelve illustrations, collated and complete. With images of Morris' calligraphic manuscript from which the translation was taken, this volume contains the first printing of his translation of the Kormaks saga. Written in the first half of the ... See More Details
1970, William Morris Society
Leather, Very Good
BATH, SOMERSET, UNITED KINGDOM
$80.05
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2. The Saga Library Volume I
by William Morris; Eirã Kr MagnãºSson
Seller Description: None. Good. A smart edition of this collection of English-language translations of Icelandic sagas. Scarce work. Volume one only. Illustrated with two maps. Collated complete. After being greatly influenced by a series of visits to Iceland with Magnusson, Morris decided to produce this English translation of Icelandic Sagas, including: The Story of Howard the Halt, The Story of the Banded Men, and The Story of Hen Thorir. Written by William Morris, a British textile designer, poet, artist, ... See More Details
1891, Bernard Quaritch
Cloth, Good
BATH, SOMERSET, UNITED KINGDOM
$161.19