dickens eckel (19 risultati)

xvi, [2], 272 pp. Illustrated. 8vo. One of the 4 best bibliographies of Dickens' works. Essential to the collector and bookseller. As New [still in publisher's shrink-wrap]. Linen cloth with black spine lettering. Issued without dust jacket Reprint of the preferred, Revised & Expanded 1932 edition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. NUMBERED. (Martino Publishing). (1999). 8vo. LIMITED NUMBERED FACSIMILE EDITION, one of 750 copies. Without d.j. as issued. Minor bumping to spine ends. NF.

cloth. Dickens, Charles (illustratore). 8vo. cloth. xviii, 272, (6) pages. Reprint of the revised and enlarged edition. This reprint seems to be scarcer than the original edition and is limited to 750 numbered copies. Spine slightly faded, very minor soiling to boards, else a near fine copy.

1st printing. 88 pp. 8vo. 9-1/4" x 6-1/4" Eckel a noted collector of Dickens works, and now primarily known for his excellent Dickens bibliography of 1932. This copy annotated with prices realized. General wear, slight lean, some age-toning. "Priced" written in middle of front cover. A VG copy. Original printed buff paper wrappers, yapp edges.

Hardcover. Limited edition. Octavo; Limited edition, 268/440;VG-; Hardcover; Spine, green without print; Boards in green cloth with black print, slight toning to spine and peripheral toning, else clean and strong; Text block clean and tight; Signed in ink by Eckel and Newton on the limited edition page; 91 pages, frontispiece, illustrated (b&w plates). NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk office, Case #2. 1367570. FP New Rockville Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Edition Limited to 250 copies signed by the Author. With portriat and 31 illustrations, large 8vo, original vellum backed boards, top of spine split, pp. 296.

First Edition, Limited Edition of 400 Copies Signed by John C. Eckel and A. Edward Newton. Octavo, original green cloth over boards, black lettering and illustration on front cover, original glassine wrapper, brown cardboard box with black lettering and illustration, black and white frontispiece, black and white illustrations throughout, signed by Eckel and Newton at page opposite half-title. A study of the Charles Dickens novel The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. Fine, in Very Good box, two corners of box top split, shelf wear, time-toned.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. First Edition. 8vo. Pp. 91. Decorated green cloth with glassine jacket. Jacket worn and chipped around the edges, book fine. Edition of 440 copies, of which 400 are for sale, this is copy no. 341, signed by Newton and Eckles. Additionally inscribed by Eckles on the half-title. Signed by Author(s).

First Edition, LIMITED to only 440 hand-numbered copies of which only 400 were for sale, SIGNED by both John Eckel and A. Edward Newton. With seven illustrations in black and white. 8vo, publisher's original green cloth printed in black on the upper cover in a facsimile of the design of the original wrappers from the parts issue of "Pickwick". [xiii], 91. A very good copy of this limited edition, the text-block is near as pristine and is in fine order, the decorated cloth binding with a bit of toning to the spine panel and along the edges, minimal wear or evidence of use, sturdy and strong with the hinges tight and strong. FIRST EDITION OF THIS FINE LIMITED CENSUS WRITTEN BY ONE OF THE FOREMOST AUTHORITIES ON THE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. Eckel is the author on the standard bibliography used by collectors and scholars throughout the world. For anyone interested in the history of Dickens' "Parts issues" or THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, this work is a must. Limited to only 400 copies for sale of a total run of 440 signed by both the author and A. Edward Newton, of "Oak Knoll", who wrote the fascinating introduction.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. Second edition, revised and enlarged edition. One of 250 numbered copies Signed by the author. This copy 238. Original three-quarter blue morocco and buckram gilt, top edge gilt. Fine in fine dustwrapper in lightly sunned at the spine, in near fine cloth and paper over board slipcase slightly toned. A beautiful copy.

First Editions of the Writings of Charles Dickens, and their values: a bibliography. With a portrait of Charles Dickens and 36 illustrations and fac-similes. FIRST EDITION. 4to. Half title, front. port., facsims; sl. spotting to e.ps & edges. Untrimmed in orig. half polished vellum, spine directly lettered in gilt, grey cloth boards; front board v. sl. marked. t.e.g. v.g. No. 17 of 250 large paper copies, inscribed on limitation leaf by Eckel, and Arthur Waugh, the managing director of Chapman & Hall. One of the best early bibliographies, several times reprinted.

xvi, [2], 272 pp (including Index). Illustrated with facsimiles. 8vo. The work itself is essential to any Dickens collector; this copy a collector's piece unto itself. A Fine copy, with a Custis bookplate, in a slightly sun-tanned NF dust jacket, housed in a VG+ slipcase. Laid-in are two pieces of ephemera: an Eckel Christmas card, and the order blank for Eckel's proposed Supplement to this book [which, apparently, was never issued]. Maroon buckram with gilt spine lettering. TEG. Buff dust jacket. Slipcase 1st edition thus, a Revised (& best) edition. Limited to 750 copies, this copy noted as "Presentation". Eckel has INSCRIBED the ffep "To my dear friend / John C. Custis / As a slight token of / Esteem and Affection. / From / John C. Eckel / Phila. Nov. 23, 1932.".

First Edition, Limited 440 numbered copies of which 400 were for sale, SIGNED by both John Eckel and A. Edward Newton. With ten illustrations in black and white. 8vo, publisher's original green cloth printed in black on the upper cover in a facsimile of the design of the original wrappers from the parts issue of "Pickwick", with the original glassine preserved and in the original publisher's gift box also decorated with the "Pickwick" design. [xiii], 91 pp. A fine copy of this book, the cloth bright and clean, the glassine preserved but not fully intact, expected wear and toning to the scarcely found paper-board box. FIRST EDITION IN REMARKABLY FINE CONDITION. A fine limited census written by one of the 20th centuries foremost authorities on the works of Charles Dickens. Eckel is the author on the standard bibliography used by collectors and scholars throughout the world. For anyone interested in the history of Dickens' "Parts issues" or THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, this work would seem a must. Limited to only 400 copies for sale of a total run of 440 signed by both the author and A. Edward Newton, of "Oak Knoll", who wrote the fascinating introduction.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Limited edition, #372 of 750 copies, numbered by the author. Leatherette, 8vo, top edge gilt, xvi, 272, [6] pp, frontispiece and 28 plates. Approximately 100 entries. Leatherette, 8vo, top edge gilt, xvi, 272, [6] pp, frontispiece and 28 plates. A revised and enlarged edition of Eckel's 1913 work "The First Editions of the Writings of Charles Dickens and their Values." A Bibliography".v Approximately 100 entries. A Eckel provides a great deal of bibliographic detail for identification of true first editions. According to Dickens scholar Duane DeVries: "Eckel's work still stands, despite criticism of its writing style and its errors, as the standard modern bibliography of Dickens's writings, though one directed more toward collectors than scholars.One can easily see why the volume is both praised and criticized. On the one hand, it provides far more information about the works it considers than any previous bibliography had, and it covers the entire range of Dickens's works, from the major novels to the smallest contribution to Household Words, with information on advertisements in the monthly parts of all the serialized novels and a collation of the advertisements and information on the inside and outside of the back wrappers. On the other hand, the information provided a not always full, not always accurate, and not always consistent from one work to the next." Accompanying the book is a 2-page handwritten note from Eckel, explaining how he reached certain conclusions in the book. Plus additional bibliographic data on Dickens' first editions, esp A Christmas Carol. Book #Pv2211. $575. We specialize in Rare Ayn Rand, history, and science. Signed by Author(s).

Chapman and Hall, London 1913. XX+296 pages. Illustrations in b/w. Bound untrimmed in the publisher's brown cloth binding. Boards slightly soiled. Bump to the top of the spine. Bookplate. Very good+. * Still an important reference for the collector of Dickens first editions. One of 750 numbered copies.

First edition, Number 222 of 750 copies. First edition, Number 222 of 750 copies. Engraved frontispiece, facsimiles and engravings.xviii, 296 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Brown cloth,t.e.g., rest uncut. A Fine copy, bookplate of Sir Herbert Leon, Bart. & Claude Engraved frontispiece, facsimiles and engravings.xviii, 296 pp. 1 vols. 8vo.

91 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Condizione: Green cloth. Fine. First edition. Number 306 of 440 copies, signed by Eckel and Newton. 91 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. First edition. Number 306 of 440 copies, signed by Eckel and Newton.

Their points and values. A Bibliography. Revised and enlarged. With illustrations and facsimiles. Pp. xviii+272+[6](for notes), frontispiece with tissue guard, plus 28 plates (6 coloured or tinted), addenda, index; med. 8vo; burgundy cloth, spine lettered in gilt, edges lightly rubbed; t.e.g., others uncut; dust wrapper, slightly soiled, edges rubbed and split, with a couple of small tears, the backstrip lightly faded and slightly damp stained; endpapers lightly offset, a couple of pencilled annotations, a little light foxing and occasional slight soiling; Maurice Inman, Inc./Maggs Bros Ltd, New York and London, 1932. Second edition, being one of 750 numbered copies thus. *Lacking the slipcase. Originally published in 1913.

Revised and enlarged edition. One of 250 numbered copies, signed by the author. Large octavo. xvi, 272, [6, blank pages with 'Notes' printed on the top] pp. Illustrated. Publisher's half blue morocco over blue cloth, gilt spine lettering, top edge gilt. Original blue printed dust jacket (with a piece missing from the top and with the loss of some lettering). Some rubbing to spine, else a very clean and attractive copy.Still an essential bibliography and much expanded from Eckel's first edition of 1913.