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Peter Fenelon Collier, 1900. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 2 Volumes. no date circa 1890-1900. Green cloth with gilt to spine Corner's rubbed. Some light spotting to covers. Cracking at hinge but still pretty tight. Prev owner's name and toned interior.Fraying at spine edge.

NY: P. F. Collier & Son. good. Hardcover. complete in 2 vols.; 7-7/8" tall; maroon covers with gilt lettering on spine; no publication date; b/w frontis with tissue guard in each volume; small tears top of spine; light wear to extrems of covers; binding cracking at title pp .

Clun House, Surrey Street, London: The Caxton Publishing Company Part Set of 12 Volumes (of 30 Published). Illustrated with Colour Frontispieces, Full Page Plates and In-Text Illustrations. Green cloth covers with lighter green designs to front and spines. Bright Gilt Lettering to spines. Titles are: Great Expectations ( 2 Vols ); Barnaby Rudge (2Vols); Hard Times & Sketches by Boz (1 Vol only); Dombey & Son ( 2 Vols ); Our Mutual Friend ( 2 Vols ); Little Dorrit ( 2 Vols ); Pictures From Italy; Undated Edition, circa 1910. 8 1/8" Tall. No inscriptions. Part Set weighs 4.5 Kilos so Shipping outside UK will be extra. Please ask if you would like more pictures, information or a Shipping Quote. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Decorative Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Cruikshank, George; Phiz; Stone, Marcus & Others. Book.

London: The Waverley Book Company Limited. Red Cloth. Very Good Plus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Browne, H. K. A super near complete set (12 of 15 volumes), being an exact facsimile in every detail of text and illustration, excepting only the title pages, of the last edition of his works published under the eye of Charles Dickens, and described by him as "this best edition of my books" . Although the original series comprised thirty volumes, there is the complete edition contained within 15 volumes by printing two volumes as one. No date - c 1910. Beautiful burgundy cloth richly embossed with floral/Greek frieze to boards and rich gilt embossed titling to spines. Each volume illustrated in the text The volumes are A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations; Martin Chuzzlewit Volumes I + II; Christmas Stories and Edwin Drood; Sketches by Boz and Oliver Twist; Christmas Books etc; The Old Curiosity Shop Volumes I + II; Dombey and Son Volumes I+ II;… Read More

Modern Library. Very Good+. 2002. Softcover. Twelve tight clean crisp books, very good or better; unmarked but for Emma with name to front endpaper; matching volumes with copper spines topped with black logo of modern library. Each volume with an introduction by a celebrated author. A 14" span of matching classics. The font size is significantly larger than Penguin classics. ; Modern Library Classics .

Heritage Press, 1966. Book. Illus. by Barnett Freedman; John Austen, Renee Ben Sussan, Edward Ardizzone, Everett Shinn, Robert Ball, William Sharp, Charles Raymond, Reginald Birch, Steven Spurrier, Gordon Ross, Henry Pitz. Near Fine. Hardcover. Reprint Ed.. Set of 12 uniform volumes in slipcases, without dustjackets, as issued. All volumes and slipcases in near fine condition with very slight over all wear, some slipcases are rubbed, other defects noted below. Copyright dates range from 1938 to 1942, however, research shows this edition was published in 1966-1968. Includes the following titles and illustrators: Oliver Twist (Barnett Freedman), David Copperfield (John Austen), A Tale of Two Cities (Renee Ben Sussan), Great Expectations (Edward Ardizzone), small nick to edge of slipcase, The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Everett Shinn) sticker ghost to slipcase, Bleak House (Robert Ball), date stamp on FEP, moisture ring on slipcase, The Old Curiiosity Shop (William Sharp), Hard Times (Charles Raymond), Five… Read More

London: Chapman and Hall, 1879. ~Late 19th-century rebinding in full dark burgundy cloth, gilt lettering to spines. Spines uniformly faded to attractive red colour. Corners sharp. A little black marking to spine of Our Mutual Friend &c. only. All edges marbled. Replacement endpapers either blank or marbled (in red & pale blue) with some mild age-toning. All hinges sound and endpapers uncracked at gutters. Binder's stamp of 'Geo. Winstanley, Manchester', to all vols: perhaps the George Winstanley (1824-1897) of the Winstanley family of bookbinders, active in Manchester until at least 1881. Minor damp-rippling to 2 final leaves of Hard Times. Small loss at gutter to final leaf of The Uncommercial Traveller. Text printed in double columns. Profusely illustrated throughout. Minor scattered foxing. Undated. Chapman & Hall's large format 'Household Edition' of Dickens' works was first published in weekly numbers, monthly parts, and volumes between 1871 and 1879. Given… Read More

London: Chapman & Hall Limited. Full Leather. Very Good Minus. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Illustrated. Type: Z A 12 volume set of the Dickens novels, bound in attractive full red leather. The set comprises Our Mutual Friend, Nicholas Nickelby, Old Curiosity Shop and A Tale of Two Cities, Sketches by Boz and Christmas Books, Little Dorrit, Oliver Twist and Hard Times, Barnaby Rudge and The Uncommercial Traveller, Dombey & Sons, Great Expectations and American Notes, David Copperfield, Matin Chuzzlewit, Pickwick Papers. All edges gilt and decoratie gilt and black embosed decoration to the spines and boards. Marbled end papers. All volumes contain frontispiece plates and a few other b/w illustration plates. A little rubbing to the head and tail of the spine of the volume of Barnaby Rudge, Oliver Twist, Pickwick Papers and Little Dorrit. A few bands on the spines are also a little rubbed as are many of the board corners -though the bindings remain very… Read More