Chapman and Hall, 1850. Hardcover. In this travelogue, Dickens doesn't hold back his critique of American society. His humorous dedication reads: "I dedicate this book to those friends of mine in america, who, giving me a welcome I must ever gratefully and proudly remember, left my judgment free; and who.....
Cecil Palmer, 1920. Soft cover. A charming story of a brother and sister's musings about life while star-gazing. 6" x 4". Stated first edition. Green paper wrappers with circular yellow pictorial pastedown, dark green titles to front wrapper and spine. Half-title, printer's stamp, full-title, copyright page, 5-68. Condition: Spine of.....
Chapman and Hall, 1839. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 1st edition, mixed state. Frontis and 39 plates by Hablot K. Browne (Phiz). Nicholas Nickleby was Dickens third novel and was issued in monthly installments March 1838 October 1839 before it was published as this single volume. An instant success, it both solidified.....
London: Chapman & Hall, 1844. Phiz. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First edition, first issue, with transposed '100L' on illustrated title-page and 14 line errata page. All plates present, but with considerable darkening from the edges. Pages of text are clean and readable. Later three quarter binding, six panels to spine, wear.....
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London: The Picadilly Fountain Press, 1932. Seymour, Robert; Buss, Robert William; Browne, Hoblot Knight; Phiz. Hardcover. The two volumes of the Lombard Street Edition, bound as one by "W.H. Smith and Son, Ltd." Three quarter paper vellum binding, with slight darkening to the spine. Top edge gilt. Slight foxing to.....
Kentfield California: The Allen Press, 1956. Hughes-Stanton, Blair. Hardcover. "This book is one of an edition limited to two hundred copies; the type face is Bulmer, hand-set; the paper is handmade Japanese vellum; and the paper for the binding is French handmade. Printed by Lewis and Dorothy Allen at the.....
Philadelphia: Carey, Lea and Blanchard, 1837. Soft cover. The first appearance of Oliver Twist in America. The first two chapters of Oliver Twist were published in Bentley's Miscellany in February 1837. By April of the same year the American publisher Carey, Lea and Blanchard, eager for new Dickens material, published.....