Easton Press: CHARLES DICKENS: UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELER: OXFORD UNIV. DELUXE

Description: Easton Press leather edition of Charles Dickens's "The Posthumous Papers of Uncommercial Traveler and Reprinted Pieces, Etc.," a COLLECTOR'S edition, introduced by Leslie C. Staples, Illustrated by G.J. Pinwell, F. Walker, and 'W.M.' Seymour and Phiz, one of the OXFORD LIBRARY OF CHARLES DICKENS series, limited to 7500 copies, published in 1984. Bound in scarlet red leather, the book has matching French moire silk end leaves, gold tooling around the moire silk end leaves, satin book marker, hubbed spine, gold gilding on three edges---in near FINE condition. Charles Dickens, who lived from 1812-1870, was born near PORTSMOUTH, England but his family moved to LONDON when he was two years old. Chapter two begins: "Nver had I seen a year going out, or going on, under quieter circumstances. Eighteen hundred and fifty-nine had but another day to live. . . "Reprinted Pieces" includes "The Long Voyage," "The Begging-Letter Writer," "The Library," "Monsieur's Gentle Heart," "Lying Awake," "The Admiral's Kitchen," "Wonderful Games of Chess," "Arrival at Rats'Castle," "Variety of Thieves," "Mysterious Pupils," "In a Place of Worship," "Hunted Down," "Blacksmith's Work Accomplished," and others. 796 pages---a RARE book. I offer Combined shipping.

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Location: Walnut Ridge, Arkansas

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