This is an undated, probably antique, pocket edition of the play School for Scandal by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, published by David McKay. It has the original beige rag paper dust jacket with black lettering on the spine and an Arts and Crafts illustration of the drama / comedy masks on the front cover. The covers underneath are dark red with gold lettering on the spine with tiny masks and the same Arts & Crafts illustration on the cover. There is a portrait plate of Sheridan at the title page and the title page has an Arts & Crafts illustrated border. There are 149 textured pages.
The book is in good condition for its age and use. The dust jacket has separated into two pieces at the spine with most of the spine missing except for the middle chunk. The covers underneath have minimal wear with the gold detailing intact and bright. The covers are attached at the spines. There is a faint 381 pencil mark inside the front cover. The pages are yellowing slightly with some foxing.
The book measures 5.5 by 4 inches. It is .5 inches thick.
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