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George Redway (Firm)
An imprint from the late Victorian book trade, this publishing firm is remembered for issuing unusual and intellectually curious works, especially in esoteric and unconventional subjects. Its catalog offers a vivid glimpse into the more adventurous edges of nineteenth-century reading.
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A catalogue of remarkable books published by Mr. George Redway (1887)
by George Redway (Firm)
About the author
George Redway was a London publisher active in the late nineteenth century. Sources on the firm describe George William Redway (1859–1934) as beginning his publishing work in the 1880s, and the firm bearing his name became known for issuing books that stood a little apart from the mainstream.
The books associated with the imprint suggest a strong interest in subjects such as occultism, mysticism, folklore, and other specialized fields. Surviving catalogs and library records show the name George Redway (Firm) attached to a wide range of titles, making it more useful to think of this entry as a publisher profile than a conventional single-author biography.
Because this is a firm rather than an individual author, biographical details are naturally limited. The available evidence points to a small but distinctive publishing house whose work still attracts readers interested in Victorian print culture and rare, curious books.