- The Net-Maker of Bagdad; or, the Fool and His Cousin

London, Printed by T Maiden, [1807]. Disbound. A very scarce illustrated booklet containing an Eastern tale of life in Baghdad. A very scarce work, rarely seen in commerce and found institutionally only at the British Library and the University of Oxford libraries. Collated, complete with forty-eight leaves of text and a frontispiece. Frontispiece hand-coloured. Containing a short novel concerned with Baghdad life and customs. Published anonymously. Issued both separately and as part of 'Popular stories.' Dated via Jisc.  Unbound. Frontispiece loose but present. Text block bound firmly. Pages clean with only a touch of age toning to title page and odd minor light spotting scattered to odd leaf. Good Only . Ill.: Not Stated. Good Only .

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