Green cloth binding with gilt title on the spine.

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Please view our photographs: Based on historical book sales and marketplace listings, a “Very Good” condition copy of Eighteenth-century France: Six Essays by Frederick C. Green holds a modest but steady value as a piece of vintage academic history. While the original edition was printed in 1928/1929 by J.M. Dent & Sons, Frederick Ungar Publishing in New York issued notable reprints of this scholarly exploration of the Ancien Régime. 

 Estimated Market Value

• Estimated Resale Range: £15 – £20
• Target Audience: Specialized historians, collectors of mid-century academic publishers (like Ungar), or enthusiasts of 18th-century French culture and literature. 

Key Value Drivers

• Condition: A rating of “Very Good” implies structural integrity, a clean spine, and tight binding. For a vintage book of this age, this helps preserve its maximum baseline value. 
• Edition Rarity: While the 1928/1929 first editions command the slight premium of that range, Ungar editions are highly functional, crisp reading copies sought after for library replacements or personal research.