Advertisement promotes Joseph Conrad's works through visual appeal and highlights their availability in a uniform edition.
This is a transcription of a two-page advertisement that Doubleday put out touting the merits of their Uniform edition in 1926. It was accompanied by a full- and half-page photograph of a smiling man seated with one of the volumes open and (presumably) his wife eagerly looking over his shoulder at the book. The full twenty-six volumes are prominently displayed in their living room.
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