Search Results: sketches by boz the uncommercial traveller by dickens charles

Contains volumes 9, 10, 11, 14, 16, and 17. Likely published in the 1910s of Dicken's 1838 works. Very good condition. Standard shelf wear along edges. No evident markings. Binding on pages fully intact. No soiling.

New York: G.W. Carleton & Co., Publishers, 1876. Reprint. Hardcover. Good to Very Good. 14 vol. [7], viii-xiv, [1], 16-766, [2], [1]-5 (pages of publisher's advertisements, [1], [1] (page of publisher's advertisements), [1]; [5], 6-808, [5] (pages of publisher's advertisements), [3]; [7], viii, [1], 10-821, [1], [6] (pages of publisher's advertisements); [7], 8-833, [1], [1], 2-4, [2] (pages of publisher's advertisements), [2]; [7], 8-832, [1]-4, [3] (pages of publisher's advertisements), [1]; [5], 6-840, [2]; 8 - [7], 8-800, [1]-4 (pages of publisher's advertisements, [2]; [5], 6-789, [2], [2] (pages of publisher's advertisements) [2]; [7], 8-800 [1]-4 (pages of publisher's advertisements), [2]; [5], 6-824, [1], 2-4 (pages of publisher's advertisements) [2]; [5], 6-799, [1], [4] (pages of publisher's advertisements), [2]; [5], 6-796, [1]-4, [3] (pages of publisher's advertisements), [3]; [9], 10-823, [1], [1]-4 (pages of publisher's advertisements), [2]; [5], 6-803, [3]; 20 - [5], 6-724, [1]-4, [3]… Read More

London: Chapman and Hall, c1857. Cloth. Good Only. 10" by 7.5". J. Mahoney; C. Green; F. B. Barnard; E. G. Dalziel.. Nine volumes of the 'Household Edition' of Dickens' novels. Bound in quarter cloth with marbled paper boards. With illustrations by J. Mahoney, C. Green, F. B. Barnard and E. G. Dalziel. Charles John Huffam Dickens (1812 –1870) pen name Boz, was the most popular English novelist of the Victorian era, as well as a vigorous social campaigner. In a quarter cloth binding. Externally, generally smart with bumping and rubbing to the extremities and head and tail of spine. Some of the hinges are strained. Internally, generally firmly bound. Pages bright and clean with the odd spot and handling mark. Pages slightly browned to edges. Occasional marks throughout, not affecting the text. Good Only

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons/Champan & Hall, 1897. The Gadshill edition. Hardcover. Very good+. 38 volume set! Red cloth boards with gilt stamped titles, octavos, various paginations, illustrated in b&w. Books show some toning to some spines, wear to spines that includes some small tears to ends and small scuff to cloth on one volume (Little Dorrit I), faint soil and rubbing, bindings tight, a few pencil signatures to front endpapers, otherwise texts clean and unmarked with gentle toning throughout, top edges gilt with mild dust. THIS LARGE, HEAVY SET WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL SHIPPING FEES.

, between 240-437 pages to each volume illustrated frontispieces and illustrations throughout, very heavy set that may require extra shipping overseas

New York: Hurst & Co., 122 Nassau St., [1904]. Fifteen vols. Approx. 14,000 pp. Frntsps. each vol., numerous plates and illusts. Uniformly bound in publisher’s three-quarter brown calf over marbled boards, marbled endpapers, elaborately gilt decorated spines, brown & blk & gilt morocco spine labels, marbled fore-edges (mnr rubbng, some mnr soilng to the foot of spines, toned paper as usual for Hurst), still an attractive and very nice set. First Hurst edition of Charles Dickens’ works, with illustrations. Of particular interest is the publisher’s calf binding which was quite unusual for Hurst & Company.

London: Chapman and Hall, [c.1890].. Nineteen volumes. 8vo. Uniformly bound in contemporary red half morocco over green cloth boards, spines with raised bands, gilt lettered direct to two panels, the other compartments with a gilt flower device, marbled endpapers. Numerous plates and illustrations in the text throughout by the likes of Cruikshank, Phiz etc., as per earlier editions. Uneven fading and marking to spines plus some general rubbing. An undated edition, likely stereotyped from previous editions, the bindings would appear to be from the either the 1880s and 1890s. Forster's Life and Pierce's Dictionary were both first published in 1872.