Re-backed cloth spine with gilt banding and title. Cloth boards.

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“The Quiver was a periodical published from 1861 to 1926.”, as noted by Victorian Web. It was founded by John Cassell with a focus on family reading, religious edification, and moral stories.

The Quiver annual volume for 1903 is a bound edition of the popular British religious and family periodical published by Cassell & Co. in London. It features illustrated stories, serial fiction, and inspirational essays intended for Sunday and general reading.

Publication Details

• Title: The Quiver: An Illustrated Magazine for Sunday and General Reading (Annual Volume for 1903)

• Publisher: Cassell & Co. Limited, London, Paris, New York, and Melbourne

• Format: Hardcover bound volume, typically featuring decorative cloth containing the year’s weekly or monthly issues.

• Content: As described by Victorian Web, the periodical’s goal was to “defend biblical truth, advance religion in homes, change readers’ hearts and minds, and improve readers’ intellectual, moral, and spiritual state.”