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Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. [DISREALI, Benjamin] BEETON, Samuel, DOWTY, Aglen A, JERROLD, Evelyn and others. Benjamin D - His Little Dinner. London, Weldon & Co., Wine Office Court, Fleet Street, [1876]. 8vo. 76pp plus publisher's advertisement leaves at front and rear. Numerous comic illustrations throughout, including full-page caricatures. Original printed pictorial wrappers and illustrations by "Whew". Original publisher's illustrated wrappers, preserved in notably clean and attractive condition with only light handling wear and minor rubbing to extremities; spine sound and internally fresh. A very good or better copy of an ephemeral Victorian political satire rarely encountered in such condition. An anti-establishment political squib centred upon Benjamin Disraeli. The cover caricature depicts him presiding over a grotesque political dinner table populated by recognisable contemporary statesmen and commentators, while the interior combines comic verse, burlesque dialogue, visual satire and topical parody in the manner of Punch.  These annual political satires were published by Weldon & Co. of Fleet Street and have been variously attributed to Samuel Orchart Beeton, Aglen A. Dowty, and other contributors including Evelyn Jerrold, though precise authorship remains uncertain. Produced as inexpensive seasonal entertainments, such pamphlet-periodicals were heavily read and seldom preserved, particularly in original wrappers.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. [EDWARD VII]; BEETON, Samuel, DOWTY, Aglen A, JERROLD, Evelyn. Edward VII: A Play on the Past and Present Times. London, Weldon & Co., Wine Office Court, Fleet Street, 1876. 8vo. iv, 90pp plus publisher's advertisement leaves. Illustrated throughout with comic engraved caricatures and satirical scenes by "Whew". Original printed wrappers, lightly marked and creased with minor wear to spine and edges; internally sound and clean. A very good copy. A satirical poke, here directed toward the future Edward VII. The annuals formed part of the flourishing market for inexpensive illustrated political humour produced around Fleet Street in the 1870s. Attribution remains uncertain, with Samuel Beeton and Aglen A. Dowty among the names associated with the series, alongside possible contributions from Evelyn Jerrold and other satirical writers. Survival in original pictorial wrappers is uncommon owing to the fragile nature of the publications.

Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First edition in book form, originally it was published in Beeton's Christmas Annual for 1872 - No printer or publisher stated - Original green cloth w/ gilt titles to spine - "A few copies for private circulation were produced at six shillings, with illustrations, uniform with the current edition of (Tennyson's) Idyllls. I have never seen one." (Sadler 3477). This copy is illustrated - Corners bumped w/ boards exposed - Some slight fraying to spine ends - Covers a little rubbed - Edges of text block toned - Previous owner's name in ink on front pastedown endpaper - Book ow/ solid, clean and tight - 245 pages.

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good Indeed. Not Stated (illustrator). First edition. A very scarce copy of this illustrated satirical poem written by Samuel Orchart Beeton, Aglen A. Dowty and Evelyn D. Jerrold. The first edition of this very scarce work.A humorous satirical poem in VIII Cantos, with references to political and social figures of the time.Handsomely rebound in a later quarter cloth, with marbled boards. Bound with the original wraps.With six plates and numerous illustrations to the margins. With twelve pages of advertisements. Collated, there are eleven plates to the rear of a copy held at Hathi Trust (interspersed with the advertisements) that this copy lacks. However, the advertisements are paginated (ix-xxxii) and ours are not, suggesting a different impression instead perhaps.Published anonymously 'by the authors of "The Coming K___" and "The Siliad"'. Institutional copies link this work to Samuel Orchart Beeton, Aglen A. Dowty and Evelyn D. Jerrold. Beeton was an English publisher and the husband of Mrs. Beeton (Isabella Mary Beeton), whose Book of Household Management he published. He also founded and published the influential Boy's Own Magazine. Handsomely rebound in a later quarter cloth, with marbled boards. Bound in with the original wraps. Externally, very smart, with only mild shelf wear. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright, with scattered spotting, heaviest to the first and last few leaves. Very Good Indeed. book.