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Hardcover book titled 'Red Pepper Burns' by Grace S. Richmond

Hardcover book titled 'Red Pepper Burns' by Grace S. Richmond

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History

Published in 1910 by Doubleday, Page & Company and later by The Curtis Publishing Company, 'Red Pepper Burns' is a work of early 20th-century American fiction by prolific author Grace S. Richmond. The book features the character Red Pepper Burns, a country doctor, and was part of a popular series that captured the spirit of small-town American life during the Progressive Era. The illustrated cover with its vintage automobile and whimsical design reflects the artistic sensibilities of the period. This book appeals to collectors of early American literature, vintage book enthusiasts, and those interested in the history of popular fiction from the 1910s. Grace S. Richmond was a widely read author of her time, and her works provide insight into the social values and storytelling traditions of early 20th-century America. First editions and well-preserved copies are particularly valued by bibliophiles and collectors of vintage Americana for their historical and cultural significance.

Origin

United States

Maker

Grace S. Richmond

Time period

1910