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Hardcover. pp. lii, 306. 8vo. Light shelfwear, minor discolouration to top edge; very good+ in very good dusjacket, discolouration to rear panel. Everyman's Library.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Complete 5 books in a box. Cloth. Fully illustrated with w/b plates by Orwell's contemporaries: Bill Brandt, Robert Capa, Henri Brassai, et al. Excellent condition. Handsome book set. [xii]+275pp, xxviii+216pp, [x]+245pp, [xii]+318pp, [x]+211pp. May requires extra shipping charge. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. 8vo. pp 216. Original publisherÕs blue cloth lettered gilt at spine. PublisherÕs file copy from the archive at Gollancz with their neat stamp 'Archive Copy' on the title page The green jacket mentions it contains the Dollfuss - Mussolini correspondence 1933-4. This is NOT the more common Left Book Club edition. Small Neat inked number on rear of dust jacket '48' put there by Gollancz indicating the year of publication. About fine in bright clean in near very good indeed dust jacket with slight edgwear at rear. …

8vo, This is a 5 volume hardcover set complete in gray slipcase. All cover boards are cloth with black and white photography and black lettering. Overall condition is very good; inside pages are clean without visible markings; covers and slipcase are in good condition with only mild smudges though presents well. Individual titles include: Down and Out in Paris and London (216 p.), Funny, But Not Vulgar (275 p.), Homage to Catalonia (245 p.), My Country Right or Left (318 p.), and The Road to Wigan Pier (211 p.). All 5 in hardcover boards with back and white photography on cloth; enclosed in a slipcase.…

Hardcover. Octavos. Uniformly bound in pictorial cloth over boards with black lettering to the spines, dark-gray endpapers. Each volume richly illustrated with many black-and-white photographic plates by Orwell's contemporaries: Bill Brandt, Robert Capa, Henri Brassai, et al. A near fine set free of any blemishes to the extremities, excepting for one very faint spot to the endpapers of the last volume (Funny But Not Vulgar) the text-blocks remain exceptionally bright, clean, and unmarked with firm, sound bindings; all housed in the original pictorial slipcase with gilt-and-black lettering to the panels which shows a nominal crack to the rear hinge (very much holding and structurally sound). An altogether lovely five-volume set of Orwell's often overlooked non-fiction prose.…