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Preface by Jules Claretie, of the French Academy. Trans. by Olive Harper. New York: J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, (1910). 12mo. Blue pictorial cloth, stamped in black & white. 256 p. 1st printing of this translation. A bit of soiling near top of spine; else a fine, bright copy. [64748] (show more)

Price: $85.00

The 1907 Harper edition is the first American ed. However it is a different translation from this. At page 256 in this edition, instead of the story "Holmlock Shears Arrives Too Late," as in the Harper edition, a note states: "If you have enjoyed 'Arsene Lupin' do not fail to read the story of his contest with the famous English detective, published in the book 'Arsene Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes.' In the 1910 Donohue edition, which is yet a third different translation, the missing story appears as "Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late".

Translated by Olive Harper. New York: J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, (1910). 12mo. Yellow pictorial cloth, stamped in black & white. 282 p. + ads. 1st printing of this translation. Minor wear at extremities, pinhole at upper right-hand corner of first several leaves; else very good. [99710] (show more)

Price: $85.00

One of three translations to be published in the U.S. in 1910.

Illustrated with b/w photos. New York: J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, (1910). 12mo. Light brown cloth, stamped in red. 128 p. 1st edition. Edward Everett Horton's copy, with his bookplate. Brief note ("See p. 63") written on title page; else about fine. [87316] (show more)

Price: $30.00

Presumably Edward Everett Horton was related the author. There is a photo in the book of the "old Horton house, Southold, [Long Island] as it appeared in October, 1878." Horton was born in Brooklyn, which located at the western end of Long Island.