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New York: Hearst's International Library Co., 1900. Undated, ca. 1900. Volume 17 of the Works of Charles Dickens New National Edition, containing various works in one attractively bound book. Three quarter black morocco leather over dark green cloth, gilt spine lettering and decoration, top edge gilt, about 8" tall. Light edge rubbing and corner wear, good hinges, firm text block, clean pages with no names or other markings.. Hard Cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New York: Hearst's International Library Co., 1900. Undated, ca. 1900. Volume 19 of the Works of Charles Dickens New National Edition, containing Letters and Speeches volumes I & II in one attractively bound book. Three quarter black morocco leather over dark green cloth, gilt spine lettering and decoration, top edge gilt, about 8" tall. Light edge rubbing and corner wear, good hinges, firm text block, clean pages with no names or other markings.. Hard Cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

London: Chapman and Hall Limited, 1907. Vols. 8 & 9 of Dickens' Works, National Edition, title pages dated 1907, limited to 750 copies. Externally a little worn with faded spines, internally very good. Generously illustrated with traditional engravings laid onto thick paper stock, each accompanied by a captioned tissue. High quailty publication in sage green cloth lettered and decorated in gilt, about 9.25" tall, top edges gilt, title pages in red and black, outer edges untrimmed. Some external rubbing, mainly to the extremities, light chipping to spine ends, good hinges, firm text blocks, clean pages with no names or other markings. . Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New York: P. F. Collier & Son. hardcover. Very good +. 'Phiz" and Cruikshank. Octavos, brown pebbled cloth, with gilt spine titles and rules blind stamped on front cover with "Dickens" and on spine with the image of a building and s coat of arms with quills and a bottle of ink. Covers are art deco in style. Illustrated by George Cruikshank and Hablot Knight Brown ('Phiz'). Some volumes illustrated only by 'Phiz'. Additional shipping charges will apply for this mult-volume set.

New York: Bigelow, Brown and Co., Inc., 1111 Hard cover, 8vo, (5 1/4 x 8 1/2 inches) in gray buckram, with blue label, gold titles blocked to the spine, top edge gilt, frontispiece illustrations by various artists, v.p.,undated (circa 1920's) rubricated title page, various pages. Each volume contains a brief publication history, and list of the full-page illustrations reproduced from the original famous Dickens artists listed above, usually about ten to a volume. Full length novels and shorter works are included, as well as a selection of the author's correspondence, poems and a life of Dickens in the final volume. Indexed, where appropriate.**CONDITION: Near Fine, clean, and with no apparent shelf wear. One bumped rear corner and one small closed tear to as half title page is noticed in the twenty volume set. One exterior title label lightly rubbed. Bright and virtually unread.**TITLES INCLUDE:" Sketches by Boz, Parts I and II, " (465 pp.) "The Pickwick Papers," (522pp.) "Oliver Twist "and "Hard… Leer más

London.: Chapman & Hall Ltd., 1906 - 1908.. Full contemporary blue crushed morocco, banded spines with gilt titles in six compartments, turn-ins with decorative gilt borders, marbled endpapers, blue silk placemarkers, t.e.g.. 80 vols. 8vo. (235 x 168 mm).. Each vol. with leaf with limitation verso, half-title and printed title in red and black with publisher's vignette and Arguably the best edition of Dickens' works, with the definitive text, large type and facsimiles of title pages and original covers, etc. Limited to 750 copies.This a deluxe extra-illustrated set with before-letters proof states of most of the wood-engraved plates, together with additional hors-texte illustrations, many hand-coloured.This set also includes an original ALS from Dickens to George Dolby, his manager, dated the first of July 1866, in which Dickens tries to fix a date for the two to meet. A truly fine set.