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CaTherine R Coulter, Blank Endpapers BOoKPLATE Attached, Inner Flap DJ SMALL Former OWNER STAMP, Cover & Book Design By Paula MoBiblio.com

Charles Dickens [illustrations and design; Rey Abruzzi, Paul Nonnast, Shirley Nason MacPherson, Lyle Justis, F Lauren Smith / tyBiblio.com

Lot of 8 Privately Printed editions of Charles Dickens: issued as Christmas Greetings by Samuel A. Dalton of Philadelphia A Christmas Carol The Chimes The Holly Tree Christmas at Dingley Dell The Battle of Life Somebody's Luggage Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy Excerpts from The Pickwick Papers

1950016279Philadelphia: Samuel A. Dalton 1950. Hardcover. Near Fine. Lot of 8 privately printed works by Charles Dickens most issued during the 1950s as Christmas greetings/ keepsakes from Samuel A. Dalton of Philadelphia. The condition of the volumes and their respective slipcases are given below. Several of the volumes feature illustrations and/or designs by Rey Abruzzi and typography by Robert Donald. All were printed by Dalton's firm Typographic Service Inc. Included: 1950 - A Christmas Carol 284/600 NF/G. 1952 - The Chimes 442/900 F/VG-. 1953 - The Holly Tree 37/900 with presentation card NF/NF. 1954 - Christmas at Dingley Dell 336/1000 NF/VG. 1956 - The Battle of Life 364/1000 with presentation card NF/G. 1957 - Somebody's Luggage 845/1000 with presentation card F/NF. 1958 - Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy 1076/1200 with presentation card F/VG. 1963 - Excerpts from The Pickwick Papers: First Day's Journey and the First Evening's Adventures with Their Consequences. 1260/1300 F/NF. Between 1950 and 1968 Samuel Dalton issued 19 consecutive Christmas editions of works by Charles Dickens. The scarcest title by far is the first appropriately being A Christmas Carol. Samuel Arnold ''Sam'' Dalton was the founder and longtime president of Typographic Service Incorporated the Philadelphia firm he founded in 1930. In June 1962 he received a special award from the Philadelphia Museum College of Art for ''furthering the fine art of typography.'' He died at home on December 6 1968. The free-lance artist Reynold Joseph ''Rey'' Abruzzi Sr. 1914-2002 was a native of Philadelphia and a graduated from the South Philadelphia High School for Boys in 1931. In the early 1960s he was the head of Abruzzi Design in Philadelphia. Interestingly his son Rey Jr. a graphic designer and typographer in his own right worked for twenty years at Typographic Services Inc. [Samuel A. Dalton] hardcover

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