DRACULA By Bram Stoker (c. 1910) | International Adventure Library – Three Owls Edition | W. R. Caldwell & Co., New York

This is a handsome early 20th-century American edition of Dracula, issued as part of the International Adventure Library – Three Owls Edition, a series produced to present classic adventure and mystery fiction in durable, decorative bindings for the general reader.

Published by W. R. Caldwell & Co. c. 1910, this edition retains the full text of Bram Stoker’s landmark 1897 novel, one of the foundational works of modern Gothic fiction and vampire literature.

The Three Owls Edition is particularly noted for:

• Its distinctive cloth binding with the embossed three-owls device
• Clean, readable typography
• The inclusion of illustrated plates in some volumes of the series

This example presents well as a collectable reading copy, with strong shelf presence and clear visual identity typical of the International Adventure Library.

Condition: Original cloth binding with embossed Three Owls motif, interior text clean and legible, some age-related wear to the cloth and extremities, consistent with a century-old book, minor spotting, handling marks and some minor staining visible to a small number of pages (please see photographs), overall, a solid and attractive antique copy, well suited to collectors of early Dracula editions, Gothic literature, or classic adventure series.