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Philadelphia: M. Thomas. Fair with no dust jacket. 1820. Hardcover. Lacks frontus portrait. Covers have heavy wear. Corners have been worn down. Front endpaper has bookplate. Pages are yellowing, and foxing. Spine has been replaced. .

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London: printed for John and Henry L. Hunt, 1824. First Edition. Softcover. Poor copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; wear and tear as with age. Text remains in fine condition and without blemish. Missing front board. Physical description; vol. VII (only): 270 pages. Subjects; Lord Byron. English Literature.

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Philadelphia: M. Thomas, 1820. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 12mo, 151 pages, original publisher's grey boards, untrimmed, new cloth spine, and new endpapers Frontispiece mezzotint portrait of Byron by Kennerley from a painting by Harding; however, it appears rather to be the image by Thomas Goff Lupton. Page 97 is misnumbered 79. The final poem in the book, "Enigma", is not by Byron.

Published by M Thomas, Philadelphia, 1820. 8vo.pp.viii + 151 with a portrait frontispiece.Original grey papered boards a little rubbed at spine, uncut edges.

London, UK: John Murray, 1817. Leather Bound. Very Good. 16mo 5.75 - 6.75'' tall. Leather Bound. Condition: Very Good. John Murray, London, UK 1817. Full black leather, gold decor, all page ends gold. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Light general wear. Foxing on preliminary and ending pages. Vol. I 1817 218 pg. Vol. II 1817 202 pg. Vol. III 1817 222 pg. Vol. IV 1817 203 pg. Vol. V 1817 184 pg. Vol. VI 1818 187 pg. Contains all up to Lament of Tasso. Size: 16mo 5.75 - 6.75'' tall. Poetry::Before 1900 6317 6317

Paris: Galignani. Fair with no dust jacket. 1819. Second Edition. Hardcover. Set of 7 volumes (of 10,) full leather. Volumes 1-6 and Don Juan. 2nd edition. Spines are crumbling/splitting, 2 are mostly perished; hinges cracked; some covers nearly detached. PO info each volume. Scattered foxing. Pages are firm. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall .

Paris: Galignani, 1819. Hardcover Duodecimo. Hardcover. Good. full leather, red and black labels to spine, gilt lettering, 6 volumes bound in 3 volumes, marbeled pastedowns and edges, vol 1: tear on bottom spine, chips on edges, cover slightly soiled; vol 2: tear on bottom spine and cover, chips on corners, cover soiled; vol. 3: chips on corners, cover slightly soiled Standard shipping (no tracking) / Priority (with tracking) / Custom quote for large or heavy orders.

London: John Murray, 1815. Leather. Very Good. 6.5" by 4". None . A four volume set of works by Lord Byron bound in half calf. A four volume set of works by Lord Byron. Complete in four. Bound by Edmund Worrall with a bookbinder's label to the front pastedown.Bound in half calf with cloth to the boards. This collection of works were written by the popular English poet, Lord Byron. Byron is known as being one of the leading figures of the romantic movement and is considered to be one of the greatest English poets. This set includes his most popular works, including his more lengthy narrative 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'. Bound in half calf with cloth to the boards. Externally very smart with slight rubbing to the extremities to 'Vol 1', the odd minor marks to the boards and spines and slight cracking to the leather to the joints. Bookplate belonging to a 'Hannah Walker' and a bookbinder's label to the front pastedowns with the odd minor mark and slight offsetting to the extremities to the… Read More

London: John Murray, 1815-1817. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 7" by 4.5". None. A beautifully bound collection of the first edition of Lord Byron's collected poetic works. The first collected editions of the works of Romantic era poet Lord Byron. Present here is the first five volume collected edition of the poet's works, as published between 1815 and 1817 by Byron's friend, the publisher John Murray. This edition later expanded to six volumes in 1818, before finally reaching eight volumes by 1820.Volume I contains cantos I and II of 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'.Volume II contains 'The Giaour', cantos I and II of 'The Bride of Abydos'.Volume III contains cantos I, II and III of 'The Corsair', cantos I and II of 'Lara'.Volume IV contains a selection of thirty-six poems, and twenty-four Hebrew melodies.Volume V contains 'Siege of Corinth', 'Parisina', and a selection of twelve poems.With the contemporary inscription of 'Fanny Hangway' to the recto of a front endpaper of each volume.A delightfully… Read More

London, John Murray 1818.. 6 vol. xiv+218+202+viii+222+viii+204+vi+184+188pp. Small 8vo. Original embossed calf with marbled edges. Gilt titles and date on backstrip. Light foxing throughout. Previous owners name cut out of all volumes . Black and white plates. A very good copy.

Zwickau: Brothers Schumann, 1818. Engraved frontispiece (a character portrait) in each volume. xxii, [ii], 176; xii, 16, [2], 17-144; xvi, 159, [1]; viii, 136; x, [vi], 127, [1] pp. 5 vols. 12mo. Publisher's blue printed wrappers, in two-part pink paper-covered box with green label ("Byron"). Covers slightly dog-eared, light rubbing to box, in all a remarkably well-preserved set. Doesn't fit in box/7/30/21. Engraved frontispiece (a character portrait) in each volume. xxii, [ii], 176; xii, 16, [2], 17-144; xvi, 159, [1]; viii, 136; x, [vi], 127, [1] pp. 5 vols. 12mo. The first five volumes, complete in itself, of the "Pocket edition of English classics" published by August and Friedrich Schumann of Zwickau in Saxony. The series, which presented contemporary English literature, eventually exteneded to many volumes, with the Byron volumes alone taking up some 30 parts. August was the father of the composer Robert Schumann, who would fonldy recall his youth in Zwickau, surrounded by his father's books.… Read More