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006196New York: Angell Engle & Hewitt Publishers First Edition. Sections of "A Child's History of England" appearing in periodical form. Chapter XX XXII XLI in various copies of Household Words bound together as "Selections from Household Words" and published by James Miller. Front hinge cracked pages toned. Tear to edges of cloth bubbling. Fair condition. Angell, Engle & Hewitt, Publishers hardcover
1859027460London: The Office 1859 All 1859 weekly journals of "All the Year Round" plus the extra 1859 Christmas number - Contains the complete first appearance of "Tales of Two Cities" serialized here April to November 1859 - bound in one volume. Original thin cloth boards with dak cloth on spine recently replaced. Boards worn at edges. 9 1/4" tall. iv 624pp; 212pp; 48pp. Text pages show some toning. Tightly bound. Some light staining to cloth of boards. Flyleaf has been replaced. Some light foxing. . Rare to find this first appearance complete in the original binding. Good condition. The Office hardcover
0332903311.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1951555j0185Nashville Tennessee: Acuff-Rose Publications. Good. 1951. First Edition. Paperback. Includes piano sheet music guitar chords and lyrics for these songs: Bring Your Broken Heart to Me; Cold Feet; Cool Green Swanee; Crazy Game of Love The; Gee but It's Lonesome Out Tonight; Gotta Find me Somebody to Love; Honest as the Day Is Long; I Got a Cinder in My Eye; I Sure Would Like to Sit a Spell with You; I Wish I Had a Nickel; I Wish You Didn't Love Me So Much; I'm in Love Up to My Ears; I'm Little but I'm Loud; Me Too; No Thanks; Sea of Broken Dreams; Take an Old Cold 'Tater and Wait; That Wild Black Engine; What's the Use to Take You back Again; You'll Have to Talk It Over with My Yeart. 48 pages. Includes four pages of nice black and white photos plus a biography of Jimmy. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Binding intact. A quality vintage copy.; 4to . Acuff-Rose Publications paperback
1949812j1446Nashville: Acuff-Rose Publications. Good. 1949. First Edition. Paperback. Includes piano sheet music lyrics and guitar chords for these songs: A-Sleepin' At The Foot Of The Bed; Be Careful of Stones That You Throw; Bringin' In The Georgia Mail; Country Boy; Have I Waited Too Long To Regret; I Can't Go On This Way; I'm Reading Your Letter Again; I'll Be Back A-Sunday; I'll Never See Sunshine Again; If It Ain't One Thing It's Another; Just When I Needed You; My Heart's Bouquet; Oklahoma City; Pennies For Papa; Roly Poly; The Sign On The Highway; Somebody Else's Troubles; Thanks For The Heartaches; Waltz Of The Wind; You Can't Make Me Worry Any More. 48 pages including a bio of Jimmy and six pages of black and white photos. Few markings. Average wear and soiling. A sound vintage copy.; 4to . Acuff-Rose Publications paperback
1890biblio1793<p>TWO VOLUMES in ONE BOOK: 1.THE ADVENTURES OF OLIVER TWIST with 16 B/W gravures XII438 pages & 2.PICTURES FROM ITALY AND AMERICAN NOTES with 16 B/W gravures X437 pages. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS ca1890. Hardcover Custom made binding: Maroon cloth Gilt titles on the spine Marbled all edges. Book looks as New. 8.1"x5.25"x2.0". be344321. </p> GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS hardcover
1931RCKHMCHIMES<p>"The Chimes" by Charles Dickens Limited Editions Club 1931. Illustrated and Signed by Arthur Rackham. #1489 out of 1500 copies. Tan cloth with black and gilt pictorial cover. Slight scuffing to bottom inch of front cover as pictured. Text block very tight hinges fully intact no writing or foxing. Includes original slipcase with a decent amount of wear/staining. Overall Very Good and highly collectible.</p> Limited Editions Club hardcover
1970mon0000927761J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. 1970. Hardcover. Very Good. in x in x in. A clean tight copy in a very good dust jacket. Very Light wear to extremities. J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. hardcover
1998Q-0460879898J.M. Dent 1998-01-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! J.M. Dent paperback
28075Original artwork. c.1836. An original drawing by Halbot K. Browne "Phiz" illustrating Charles Dickens' first novel. Ink and wash heightened in white on paper. Signed and humorously inscribed by the author in black ink "Charles Dickens his X mark" upper right. The image measures 17.8 x 13.2cm. In very good condition with some toning and a few light foxing spots. Laid down and mounted. The mount measures 28 x 22.8cm and is inscribed in a later hand in black ink 'The Ghostly Passengers in the Ghost of a Mail by "Phiz". Housed in a quarter red calf slipcase and silk cloth chemise with titles in gilt to the spine. A remarkable Dickens artifact bringing together the author and his preferred illustrator at the very beginning of their career-long partnership. First issued in 20 weekly parts between March 1836 to November 1837 'The Pickwick Papers' skyrocketed the young Dickens from obscurity to the position of the best-selling novelist of his time. This is the original drawing from which the engraving was made. The printed illustration appears in reverse in part 17 of the parts issue and as plate 37 opposite page 523 of the first state of the published work in book form. The author's inscription is a wonderfully humorous reference to an episode in the novel when Pickwick discovers an old stone seemingly engraved with the words 'X / BILST / UM / PHSI / S.M. / ARK'. Believing it to be of Roman origin he buys it from the owner a farmer for 10 shillings and later takes it back to London where his lectures and findings on the subject are accepted by dozens of experts in British and foreign historical societies. Hoping to expose Pickwick Mr Blotton a rival in an upcoming election visits the farmer a Mr. Stumps and discovers that the illiterate old man had indeed carved the stone himself intending that it should read 'X BILL STUMPS HIS MARK'. Despite Blotton's best efforts Pickwick has the last laugh as all the learned societies eventually pronounce in favour of their much-lauded hero resulting in Blotton's expulsion from the club. Hablot Knight Browne "Phiz" illustrated 10 of Dickens's 15 novels contributing over 500 plates title vignettes frontispieces and cover illustrations each of which was approved by the critical eye of Dickens himself: 'By whatever means Dickens relayed his instructions he was unvarying in his insistence that he approve the artist's preliminary sketches' Cohen. Provenance: Stuart M. Samuel M.P. 1856-1926 politician manuscript collector owner of the autograph manuscript of A Christmas Carol between 1882-1890 his library sold in 1907; Anderson Galleries 8 December 1925 lot 274 one of 15 Pickwick drawings offered for sale; Edward Lowell Dean rare-book and autograph dealer 347 Madison Avenue typed copy of note recording purchase from him on 21 December 1925; William Randolph Hearst stated provenance in 1953 PBG catalogue; Lewis A. Hird bookplate on inside cover of cloth folder; his sale First Editions Autographs Manuscripts Original Drawings by and Relating to Charles Dickens. Collection of Lewis A. Hird Englewood New Jersey Parke-Bernet Galleries New York 17 November 1953 lot 113 illustrated on facing page; private collection. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Original artwork. c.1836 hardcover
1197484Naumburg: Verlag von Albin Schirmer, o.J. ca. 23.000 S. Originalleinen.
2018I-310-511Éditions Ararauna 2018. Paperback. Very Good. Former library book. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Éditions Ararauna paperback
