Please see all the pictures which are best for visual condition.  The book measures about 3-15/16" by 3-3/16".  This has 93 numbered pages.  The end pages are darkened from age.  I've found no writing on the pages and none are torn or missing.

It will ship via USPS Media Mail with tracking at the USPS price.  It will be in a cardboard surround and in a bubbled mail envelope.  Other titles may be available.  If purchasing more than one, please request an invoice for shipment cost to be combined.

The Little Luxart Library was an evolution of the Little Leather Library Corporation, which was founded in New York City by Charles and Albert Boni, Harry Scherman, and Max Sackheim. Originally, from 1916 to 1923, the Little Leather Library Corporation published miniature editions of literary classics, selling over 25 million copies through various retail outlets like department stores and by mail. 

In the early 1920s, due to rising leather costs associated with World War I, the company switched from using real leather to synthetic materials for the book covers, which were then branded as "Little Luxart" books. This change in material led to the rebranding under Robert K. Haas, Inc., who took a controlling interest and renamed the company from Little Leather Library to Little Luxart Company. The new "Little Luxart Library" books were identifiable by their shiny red leatherette covers and included a range of titles from Shakespeare's plays to works by various authors, still maintaining the miniature format.