Author: Robert Louis Stevenson  

​Title / Series: The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson (The Pentland Edition)  

​Volume: Volume VI (6) — containing Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Thrawn Janet, The Merry Men, More New Arabian Nights: The Dynamiter  

​Publisher: Published by Cassell and Company, Limited, in association with Chatto and Windus, William Heinemann, and Longmans, Green, and Company  

​Publication Year: 1907

Measures: 8.75"x6"  

​Edition Details: Limited edition of 1,550 numbered copies (this specific copy is numbered 1573—noting that limitation numbering across multi-volume custom or deluxe sets can occasionally feature administrative numbering variations).  

​Physical Description & Binding

​Binding Style: Exquisitely bound in luxurious red/crimson leather with intricate, ornate gilt (gold-tooled) floral and scroll framing on the boards.

​Spine: Hubbed spine featuring sophisticated gilt compartmental design, lettered with the author's name ("STEVENSON"), the volume number ("6"), key contents summary, and the edition series ("PENTLAND EDITION") at the foot.  

​Text Block: Top edge gilt with untrimmed fore and bottom edges, preserving the classic antique feel.

​This volume brings together some of Robert Louis Stevenson’s most celebrated works of psychological suspense, Gothic horror, and short fiction:

​Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886) — The iconic novella exploring the duality of human nature, morality, and the infamous transformation between the respectable Dr. Henry Jekyll and the monstrous Edward Hyde.  

​Thrawn Janet (1881) — A chilling Scottish dialect supernatural tale regarding a parish minister and his uncanny housekeeper.  

​The Merry Men (1887) — A moody, atmospheric maritime story set off the treacherous coast of Aros.  

​More New Arabian Nights: The Dynamiter (1885) — Co-authored with his wife, Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson, featuring a series of interwoven adventure and mystery tales involving London dynamite conspiracies.