Search Results: The Works Of Charles Dickens In Thirty Volumes by Charles Dickens

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. An edition that bears much scuffing to the boards and wear to the edges in Very Good- condition ; Charles Dickens' thirty-volume Works of Charles Dickens covers his literary career, from his earliest writings in the 1830s to his later novels and short stories. The American Notes series, written in 1842 while Dickens was touring America, is particularly noteworthy for its vivid and often humorous descriptions of American life. Pictures from Italy, written in 1847-1848 while Dickens was touring Italy, is also filled with beautiful descriptions of the country and its people.; 8vo; 194 pages .

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. A scuffed, soiled and generally worn edition in Very Good- condition; Dickens' masterpiece tells the story of a young man, Pip, who rises from obscurity to become one of England's most eligible bachelors.; 8vo; 507 pages .

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. An edition in Very Good- condition that bears scuffing to the boards and a mildly starting spine hinge ; In Bleak House, Part Two, Dickens continues to build on the themes of poverty, class, and corruption that he introduced in Part One. This volume features the trial of Mr. Fagin and the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Bumble.; 8vo; 977 pages .

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. An aged and shelfworn Very Good- edition with heavy scuffwear, particularly to the rear ; The Works of Charles Dickens in Thirty Volumes: Pickwick Papers, Part One is the first of three volumes that make up Dickens' masterpiece, Pickwick Papers. This book follows the titular Pickwick, a gentleman of no great means, and his friends as they travel through London. The novel is full of humor and heart, and is a must-read for any Dickens fan.; 8vo; 454 pages .

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. A heavily shelfworn edition in Very Good- condition with the protective page on the title page slightly torn ; Dickens' second volume of collected works features reprinted pieces from the author's earlier works, including "The Ghost of Paul Poncelet" and "The Chimes."; 8vo; 386 pages .

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. An edition that bears much scuffing to the boards, a starting spine hinge and wear to the edges in Very Good- condition ; Bleak House is the first novel in a series of thirty volumes, and is set in the fictional town of Chawton in England. The story follows the characters Lady Dedlock, her son John, and their maid, Nelly. Lady Dedlock is a wealthy woman who is in debt to a man named Mr. Kenge. John is a young man who is in love with Nelly, and Mr. Kenge is her employer. The novel is full of humor and drama, and is a must-read for any Dickens fan.; 8vo; 490 pages .

New York: P. F. Collier and Son. Very Good-. Hardcover. A Very Good- edition with soiling to the boards and page edges and a starting spine hinge ; The Works of Charles Dickens in Thirty Volumes: the Old Curiosity Shop, Part One by Charles Dickens is the first book in a series of thirty volumes. The book is about a boy named Nicholas Nickleby who is trying to find a job to help support his family.; 8vo; 493 pages .

New York : P.F. Collier, [no date, ca. 1910?], 1910. 1st Edition in this form. Hardback. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dust-toned and rubbed as with age. Spine covers sun-toned, with some faded gilt lettering. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 0 pages; Description: 30 v. : illus., frontis. ; 21 cm. Contents: v. 1-2. Pickwick Papers --v. 3. Oliver Twist --v. 4. Sketches By Boz --v. 5-6. Nicholas Nickleby --v. 7-8. Old Curiosity Shop --v. 9-10. Barnaby Rudge and Hard times --v. 11-12. Martin Chuzzlewit --v. 13-14. Dombey and Son --v. 15-16. David Copperfield --v. 17-18. Bleak House --v. 19. Child's history of England --v. 20. American notes and pictures from Italy --v. 21-22. Little Dorrit --v. 23-24. Our mutual friend --v. 25-26. Christmas books and stories --v. 27. Tale of two cities --v. 28. The uncommercial traveler --v. 29. Great expectations --v. 30. Edwin Drood, Mugby… Read More

London: Chapman and Hall Limited, 1881. Thirty volumes in 60, edition de luxe limited to 1000 copies, this a slightly mixed set, with first two volumes number 482 and the rest numbered 14; large 8vo; facsimiles of original wrappers, vignette and engraved title pages illustrated by Cruikshank, plates throughout, four in the Christmas volumes hand colored; half burgundy morocco over marbled boards, gilt decorated spine in six compartments, gilt title in two; t.e.g.; spines and edges occasionally scuffed; upper free endpaper of vol. 1 loose, five plates loose and a couple others starting; small dent to lower board of vol. 15, closed tear to top edge of about 20 pages of vol. 47, very good overall.