Captain Bayley's heir
Subtitle: a tale of the gold fields of California
By: by G.A. Henty ; with twelve full-page illustrations by H.M. Paget
Contributors: Paget, H. M. (Henry Marriott), 1857-1936, illustrator; Blackie & Son; Charles Scribner's Sons
Publisher: Blackie & Son, Limited; Charles Scribner's Sons (743 and 745 Broadway)
Published: 1891
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 386
Subjects: Gold discoveries; Juvenile fiction; Découvertes d'or; Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse; Gold mines and mining
Notes: Date inferred from location of Scribners ("On December 1, 1874, a lease was signed for the first floor and basement of 743 and 745 Broadway, which became the home of Scribner for the next nineteen years."--Http://www.scribnermagazine.com/2014/12/scribner-new-york-architecture/) and the fact that Blackie became a Limited Company in 1890

Publisher's advertisements ("Charles Scribner's Sons' catalogue of books for young people") on 32 pages at end.

Blue cloth with pictorial boards. Illustration of two prospectors and their pack mule are stamped in black against a sky stamped in gilt on front board. Man on horseback stamped in black and gilt on spine.