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389 - Heine, H. Romanzero. Hamburg, Hoffmann & Campe, 1851. 1 leaf, VI, 313 pages. Contemporary half-leather binding with re-gilt (somewhat rubbed) in a new red leather slipcase with gilt lettering 'To Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden. Düsseldorf, October 26, 1986'.
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Heine, H. Romanzero. Hamburg, Hoffmann & Campe, 1851. 1 leaf, VI, 313 pages. Contemporary half-leather binding with re-gilt (somewhat rubbed) in a new red leather slipcase with gilt lettering 'To Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden. Düsseldorf, October 26, 1986'. (= Poems. Volume 3).- Goedeke VIII, 561, 89; Wilhelm/Galley 559. - First and only edition revised by Heine, here a copy of the second printing with the printer's imprint of Hotop in Kassel on the back page. - A few faint foxing spots. - Bookplate stamp 'Otto A. Hirth' on the endpaper. - In 1986, Queen Silvia of Sweden visited the city of Düsseldorf and received this book as a gift from the mayor (corresponding newspaper article enclosed).
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