Kessinger Publishing - The Sorrows Of A Golfer's Wife (1896) - Antique Facsimile Edition

About this facsimile edition

Discover a faithful facsimile edition of a scarce late-19th-century title, The Sorrows Of A Golfer's Wife (1896). This edition brings a rare antiquarian work into reach for contemporary readers, collectors, and libraries. It preserves the spirit of the original while delivering durable, affordable access for study, display, and quiet weekend reading by the fireside.

Because this is a true reproduction, you may notice age-related traits such as marks, notations, marginalia, and occasional imperfect pages. These details reflect the book's history and contribute to its authenticity, rather than detracting from its value as a historical artifact. The publisher’s aim is to protect, preserve, and promote world literature in a way that remains faithful to the source while being accessible to more readers today.

Key features of this edition

• Facsimile reprint of the original 1896 text and layout, for an authentic reading experience.
• Preserved typography, margins, and occasional marginalia that echo the period’s design.
• Age-related traits kept intact, offering a tangible connection to the book’s history.
• Affordable, durable edition from a publisher dedicated to high-quality, true-to-source literature.

Who this edition is ideal for

• Vintage literature enthusiasts seeking faithful period detail.
• Golf history fans exploring late-19th-century perspectives and storytelling.
• Researchers and students studying historical typography and book design.
• Librarians and collectors building a curated collection of antiquarian titles.

Whether you’re adding to a personal library or developing a small collection of antiquarian works, this edition offers an authentic reading experience that honors the original while remaining accessible today. It’s a tangible doorway to a past era of literature and sport-inspired fiction.