Conducted charles dickens (13 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. The cover has brown cloth. The content has issues from March 30, 1850-September 21, 1850. The bottom end of the last page states, "This day is Published, neatly Bound in Cloth, The First Volume of Household Words." The boards' corners and the top and bottom ends of the spine strip are frayed. About a third of the front gutter is split, and is now tipped back together with glue. The bottom end of the back gutter is thus. The front board has a 3/8 in. stain. The back board has several stains, up to 1/4 in. A missing cord of the front hinge has been replaced. The Contents page is chipped on all margins and on the top half of one column. The pages are tanned, most of them are a little wavy, and stains are sparse. Three pages each have a 3 1/2 in. closed tear. The endpapers have foxing. Scans e-mailed upon request.…

Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket, as issued. New Series, 620 pages, including No. 105 to No. 130. Wide range of stories and subject matter from African Diamond Fields and the Battle of Falkirk to Organ Building and the Thoughts of Fishes. Charming time capsule. Victorian periodical, weekly literary magazine printed 1859-1895 by Charles Dickens until his death in 1870 and then taken over by his son. Successor to Dickens' "Household Words." Rather worn and no longer handsome, covers & endpapers stained, binding solid. Blue cloth, half-bound leather.…

Softcover. Zustand: Good. Original wrappers, no illustrations, 8vo.; Edges cover frayed/worn.

Zustand: Good. 1868. No edition remarks. 620 pages. Half bound red leather with marbled paper covered boards and gilt lettering to spine. Pages with some foxing and tanning, particularly to endpapers and textblock edges. Binding remains firm. Boards have heavy wear with bumped and abraded corners. Spine ends similarly worn and spine itself strongly scuffed and split. Gilt slightly dulled. Board surfaces scratched and rubbed. …

Hard. Zustand: Good. Good. Contemporaneous half calf and marbled boards. Missing calf volume tile to spine. Light edge and shelf wear to covers. A touch of cracking to a cm of head and tail of joints. Purple inked ownership stamp of `Joseph Townsend` to title page. Foxing dissipating from the extremities inwards. iv, 572pp and 48pp.…

Rather ragged copy in tight binding; blue card covers, worn and chipped on edges; marks and stains on covers; internal pages browned and edges worn; text remains clear. Used - Acceptable. Fair paperback Used - Acceptable. Fair paperback.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. A charming surviving example of the Victorian Christmas and seasonal publishing tradition associated with Charles Dickens's celebrated weekly journal All the Year Round. Issued as the 1886 "Spring Extra Number", A Bunch of Spring Flowers was produced in the familiar enlarged pamphlet format intended for popular railway and parlour reading, combining illustrated advertisements with several pieces of light fiction and sentimental domestic literature. Although published more than fifteen years after Dickens's death, the periodical continued to trade prominently on his name and reputation, retaining the long-established wording "Conducted by Charles Dickens" on the wrappers and title page. The contents appear to comprise a sequence of connected stories or novellas including The Lady of Dis, Heart of Feather - Heart of Lead, One Day's Work, In the May Time, and The Orphan's Atonement. Particularly attractive here is the survival of the striking original printed wraps in red and green, together with the extensive Victorian advertisements for cocoa, patent medicines, household goods, watches, furnishings, and other commercial products, offering a vivid glimpse into late nineteenth-century popular print culture. Such ephemeral numbers were commonly discarded or later bound into collected volumes, making intact standalone copies increasingly uncommon today. The Spring Extra Number of All The Year Round entitled "A Bunch of Spring Flowers". Conducted by Charles Dickens. The interior title page reads: "A Bunch of Spring Flowers": Being The Extra Spring Number of ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Conducted by Charles Dickens. Containing the Amount of Three Ordinary Numbers. Published by Charles Dickens & Evans, London, 1886. First edition. A good copy of this periodical - scarce to find such a solo copy intact with its original covers as so many have been lost, or rebound into volumes. The yellow card covers are printed in red and green ink. They are a little soiled, and rather frayed and nibbled to edges. The interior text is clean and bright with a little wear in places - some creases to corners and a marginal loss to the top of the internal title page - the missing piece is still within the periodical and could be restored. Issue is complete. Some of the text page edges remain uncut. Text in English. (4) card wraps with advertisements + (iv) advertisements) + 60pp. Dimensions: approximately 253mm high x 167mm wide x  4mm deep. Weight: approximately 92g (unpacked).…

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. This is the 1880 extra summer issue of "All the year Round", published by Charles Dickens & Evans, bound in the original wrappers, 10 inches tall approx., running to 72 pages. The wrappers are worn and marked with some loss, lacks the paper covering to the spine, foxing to page edges within, some creasing to page corners else in acceptable condition.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Bound in the original printed wrappers, this is the Extra Christmas Number of All the Year Round for 1873, ten inches tall approx., 48 pages, covers darked with some marking, creasing and short tears, internally creasing to first page else contents in good condition, tipped on to the inside back cover is a small separate catalogue from the Scottish Provident institution, the last page of which has half of its page missing, though this is a separate advertising item, and is not an actual part of the magazine itself, this is a lighter item, overseas shipping costs will be reduced accordingly at checkout.…

1st ed. Includes Belated, The Blue Chamber, dare-devil hands, Cousin Roschen. Blue covers speckled with foxing marks; lightly worn on edges; Brown pages a little foxed; no inscriptions. Used - Good. Good paperback magazine Used - Good. Good paperback magazine.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. No Dust Jacket. A worn copy. Front board bowed. Boards rubbed and worn. Dampstains to margins of front board. A 1/4" chip to cloth at tail of spine. Front free endpaper and half-title page missing. Gutter broken at front hinge. Dampstains to rear endpaper.; No date (c. 1870's?). Separate pagination for each year. Green cloth boards with gilt lettering on front board. Blind-stamped decoration to both boards. Page dimensions: 233 x 152mm. Page edges dyed red. Text is in double columns.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Hardback copy in half bound black leather, marbled boards with 5 raised bands and gold gilt lettering to spine, no dustjacket as issued. 280pp. Not library copy, no inscriptions, some wear to leather edges, tear to contents age. (46/1).

No Jacket. This set of four volumes comprises the volumes 1 to 8 with the first volume dated April 30 1859 To October 22 1859 and the last volume From March 15 to September 6 1862 All four volumes are bound in half tan leather with marble paper covered sides with all volumes displaying some rubbing and wear The text blocks are weak with cracking to the internal hinges volume 56 and 78 have loose boards There are previous owners signatures to the prelims while the rest of the pages although toned are generally clean This Victorian periodical was founded by Charles Dickens and hosted the serialisation of many prominent novels and ran until 1895 Within these issues contained the first appearances of A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and also Wilkie Collins The Women in White Overall this set is in fair condition although they remain a readable set and a suitable addition to any Charles Dickens enthusiastnbsp. book.…