Phiz h k browne illustrator (10 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Featuring a galaxy of Dickens' most brilliantly drawn characters, the novel is a story of love and inheritance accompanied by a graphic depiction of the realities and costs of High Court legal actions. 723p.

Hardcover. Condizione: VG. Hardcover, half red leather with marbled covers and end papers, gilt lettering on spine, gilt top edge, frontispiece with tissue guard intact, 664 pages. Clean, square, unmarked copy. Some shelf wear. 0.0 0.0 0.0.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good-. No Dust Jacket. Volume One only (of 2) of this title, part of the Collected Novels. #532/1250. Illustrated by "Phiz", some as plates on special paper, others printed in the text-block. Bound in green cloth with paper label; considerable wea to the label, otherwise shows a bit of soiling to the covers and no marks to text. Published by Little, Brown of Boston, and The Croscuop Company of New York. ; The Novels of Charles Lever; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 481 pages. Illustrated by Phiz [Famous Illustrator of Dickens] (illustratore).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good +. First Edition. Hardcover. First edition in book form. This was one of the author's most popular novels and is wonderfully illustrated with 39 full page black and white plates by the famous Phiz. Unsympathetically rebound in modern brown cloth with gilt titling to spine. There is extensive browning and spotting to many of the plates. Occasional spots to text pages but generally quite legible and clean. ownership signature in ink to front pastedown. Good plus. Measures 5.25 x 8.25 inches. 625 pages. LIT/012725.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Bradbury, Agnew & Co., 1884; no edition/date stated, hand-dated 1884 by previous owner on title page, publisher's 1885 catalog included at rear; [x], 329pp. + 16pp. publisher's catalog. Eight hand-colored plates after steel engravings by Phiz. This copy bears the plate of Harry Worcester Smith, American businessman and fox-hunter notable for his foxhounds' victorious showing at the "The Great Hound Match of 1905", on the front end page. Rear hinge cracked but still attached, page block firmly bound; a few small tears to fly-leaf over front hinge; text, plates very good throughout; another previous owner's signature on front end page; catalog entry from an unknown bookseller also pasted onto front end page; light wear to edge/corners of red cloth boards, gilt/black titling and decoration rubbed on spine but remains bright and bold on front board. Due to the size/weight of this book extra charges will apply for international shipping. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.…

First Edition. [Classic Literature] FIRST EDITION, Mixed Issue. Octavo (22 x 15cm), pp.xviii; 624 [2]. With 40 engraved plates by Phiz, including a frontispiece and vignette title. Lacks the half-title. Contains most first issue points, but 'Birds-Eye' is hyphenated in the Contents. Contemporary tan half calf, with raised bands, gilt titles to dark green label, gilt ruling to spine, and marbled paper over boards. All edges speckled red, with brown endpapers. Heavy spotting to frontispiece and vignette title, otherwise moderate spotting to plates with some offsetting to facing leaves. Moderate general wear to binding. Very good. This landmark novel weaves together a number of stories concerning a self-important merchant and his two children. Dickens takes aim at arranged marriages, and along the way deals with child cruelty, broken and abusive familial relationships, and the fears elicited by the advent of the railway - which, towards the end of his life, Dickens was to experience for himself while writing Our Mutual Friend.…

First Edition. [Classic Literature] FIRST EDITION, Mixed Issue. Octavo (22 x 15cm), pp.xviii; 624 [2]. With 40 engraved plates by Phiz, including a frontispiece and vignette title. Extra-illustrated with later engraved plates by Chapman and Hall, depicting Little Paul, Florence, Edith and Alice. Lacks the half-title. Contains most first issue points, but 'Birds-Eye' is hyphenated in the Contents and the page number is printed to p.431. Contemporary tan half calf, with gilt titles to black label, further gilt decoration to spine, and marbled paper over boards. All edges speckled red, and marbled endpapers. Moderate spotting to plates and facing leaves, as well as preliminary and final blank leaves. Quite heavy spotting to frontispiece and vignette title. Moderate general wear to binding; upper joint and hinge just starting. Very good. This landmark novel weaves together a number of stories concerning a self-important merchant and his two children. Dickens takes aim at arranged marriages, and along the way deals with child cruelty, broken and abusive familial relationships, and the fears elicited by the advent of the railway - which, towards the end of his life, Dickens was to experience for himself while writing Our Mutual Friend. …

First Edition. [Classic Literature] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (22 x 14cm), pp.xvi, 624 [1]. Illustrated with 38 plates, vignette title page and engraved frontispiece by Phiz. Bound from the parts with many of the of sheets in the earliest state of the text. 'Dark' plate pp.547 in fine order. Contemporary half navy calf, extra gilt to spine, marbled sides, edges and endpapers. Moderate spotting to plates, some offset to tissue guards, spotting to frontispiece and vignette title. Binding is gently used and pleasingly aged. An attractive near fine copy. The following first issue points are present: In the title-page vignette, Capt. Cuttle's hook is erroneously on his left arm; p.xv, no page entry for the frontispiece and vignette, and no quotation marks around "the Party" line 2; p.14, ten lines up, "aint" has no apostrophe; p.26, line 11 has "fidgetty"; on p.40, l.16-17 "shewed" and "shew" instead of "showed" and "show"; p.284, fifth and sixth lines from the bottom, "Delight" instead of "Joy"; p.324, p.582, the last line has no full stop. Other points are noted in the later state. Ex-libris James Hale Bates (North American travel writer, 1826-1906); engraved bookplate to pastedown executed by Edwin Davis French (1851-1906) in 1894. Examples of French's work are held at Yale, Harvard, the British Museum, New York Public Library, Rochester University and Illinois State Library. French also designed the bookplate for the Library of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY. …

First Edition. [Classic Literature] FIRST EDITION, with '100£' to engraved title page. Octavo (22 x 15cm), pp.[4] xvi; 624 [4]. With a total of 40 engraved plates by Phiz, including a frontispiece and decorated title page. In an attractive half red morocco binding, with cloth-covered sides, marbled endpapers and a.e.g. Discreet ink name 'Paulin Martin' to first blank and half title, Dickens centenary stamp attached to second blank, text leaves toned but clean, plates spotted/browned as usual. Binding pleasingly and lightly aged. Very good indeed. Dickens regarded Chuzzlewit, his final picaresque novel, as his best work. Among its memorable cast of characters are Seth Pecksniff the plagiarising architect, Mrs Gamp the matronly alcoholic, and the definitive patriarch Old Martin Chuzzlewit.…

Second edition. Twelvemo. viii, 80 pp. With engraved frontispiece and five engraved illustrations by Phiz. Publisher?s printed green boards, front board with 'Phiz' illustration of three young ladies (ads on rear), pale yellow endpapers. Spine discolored and with minor loss to extremities and a sliver of the paper from the upper spine has fallen away Tasteful morocco booklabel. Overall, an exceptionally clean copy in the original fragile binding which remains very tight and presentable. Wrongly attributed to Charles Dickens who in fact wrote a repost to Caswall's work entitled Sketches of Young Gentlemen in 1838.…