Dickens charles bookplate (6 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. First Edition. Xiv, Errata, 624 + Plate At End. First Edition, Later State With L100 On Illustrated Title Page, 14 Line Errata Page, First Illustration Opposite Page 14, Etc. Green Cloth Spine, Over Marbled Paper Covered Boards. Worn, Very Foxed Throughout. Very Elaborate, Decorative Bookplate Of Historian Franklin H Chase, Signed In The Plate By The Maker G. B., Depicting At Center A Renaissance Printing Press And Three Printers. Illustrations Throughout By Phiz (ilustrador). …

Hard Cover. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. First Edition. directed by David Lean and starring John Mills, Valerie Hobson, a young Jean Simmons, and Alec Guinness. Eight stills in text. back inner flap DJ edge stains. HBDJ, 1947, 1st Edition, GOOD/GOOD-, AS-IS, DJ Light rub, wear Tiny Chips Tears edges, Back DJ light wear & tiny edge chip & brown stain on left blank margin edge, Interior nice tight clean Foxing TONING thruout. Black cloth cvr Title in gold gilt on spine cvr. 375 pgs, DJ protected in clear Mylar.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Hard Cover. No Jacket. HB NODJ, 1893,Blue embossed cloth with Gold Gilt spine nice & bright, VG/VG, AS-IS, NODJ, 7 3/4" X 5 1/4", Cover with some ruB, wear Extremities, small corner bump & tiny tears top bottom spine,Interior nice, tight relatively Clean Minor Fox, small crease last 20 or so pgs, small light water stain back endpapers.…

Leather Bound. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 331; 307; 315pp. Small octavo [19.5 cm] 3/4 leather with marbled paper over boards. Marbled text block edges. With the fireside plate (titled Rose Maylie and Oliver). Bindings worn. Spines prominently faded and rubbed. Boards also rubbed. Two volumes without spine labels. Foxing to the plates, and very occasionally very light foxing to the text. Small loss from top fore-edge corner of pp. 281/82 (volume 3). *Volume 1 with shortened title - "Oliver Twist." "Oliver's reception by Fagin and the boys" found at p. 265 in volume 1, rather than as the frontispiece. No publisher's advertisements or list of illustrations. No half title in volume 2. No dates or imprints on illustrated pages. First internal flaw listed for Volume II cannot be verified (page not present). "Pilaster" twice on p. 164 (volume 3). Volume 3 does not have some of the flaws that are only found in "some copies." Eckel, pp. 59-63. Smith, Part I: 4. With the bookplate of J. Towlerton Leather on the front pastedowns. John Towlerton Leather (1804-1885) was a prominent British civil engineer and Railway contractor. With twenty-four illustrations by George Cruikshank. Dickens's second novel. His classic tale explores themes of poverty, crime, the cruel treatment of orphans, and the corruption of societal institutions. The Adventures of Oliver Twist was first published serially under the pseudonym "Boz" from 1837 to 1839 in Bentley's Miscellany and in a three-volume book in 1838. First edition, mixed state (the author of volume 1 is listed as Charles Dickens, volumes 2 and 3 list the author as "Boz"). George Cruikshank (ilustrador).…

FROM THE LIBRARY OF CHARLES DICKENS.Presentation copy from John Forster to Charles Dickens.Original bookplate of Charles Dickens.PRESENTATION COPY FROM JOHN FORSTER TO CHARLES DICKENS.John Forster was one of his closest friends, eventually writing the biography of Charles Dickens.First Edition of a book by John Forster, inscribed to Charles Dickens."The author to his most dear friend Charles Dickens"7 February 1860.John Forster (1812â"1876) was a prominent English biographer, critic, and editor, best known for his close friendship with Charles Dickens and for writing The Life of Charles Dickens (1872).Dickens frequently inscribed presentation copies of his novels to Forster with affectionate messages, often referring to him as his "dear" or "most dear" friend. Here is Forster gifting to Dickens in similar format.Additional bookplates of Edmund Yates, also a close peer of Dickens.Yates may have acquired these books at the Gadshill sale, motivated by the association from Forster.Some books from the Gadshill sale don't have Dickens actual bookplates.This set has Dickens actual bookplate.Significant provenance and owners:1. Charles Dickens bookplate.2. Inscribed association gift from John Forster, (on a First Edition work by John Forster,) gifted to Charles Dickens.3. Gadshill dispersal bookplates.4. Edmund Yates bookplates, close peer of Dickens.Forster personally inscribes and presents his own first edition to "his most dear friend Charles Dickens," 7 February 1860 â' Dickens's personal bookplate â' June 1870 Gadshill library label â' Sotheran's c.1871 valuation identifying K4 as a "Presentation copy" â' Charles Dickens Jr.'s K4 catalogue record â' later Edmund Yates ownership, evidenced by his bookplates.An exceptional association copy from the library of Charles Dickens.This is an exceptional Dickens association copy, because the author was one of Dickens's closest friends and eventual biographer, and the book physically records the direct presentation between themJohn Forster (1812â"1876) was a highly influential English biographer, critic, editor, and historian, best known for his intimate friendship with Charles Dickens and for authoring the seminal 3-volume biography, The Life of Charles Dickens (1872â"1874). He was a central figure in mid-19th-century London literary circles, acting as an advisor, agent, and confidant to many prominent writers.Edmund Yates (1831â"1894) was a prominent Victorian journalist, novelist, and dramatist who was a close protà gà of Charles Dickens. He contributed to Dickens's journals, Household Words and All the Year Round.This is an association copy moving directly between two of the central figures in Dickens's life, with the presentation relationship physically documented in the book and the historical record.Dickens Library Online records this:This is copy K4 / V13.09 / C031.05, appearing in Sotheran's valuation and Charles Dickens Jr.'s catalogue. Sotheran specifically calls this one "Presentation copy."The posthumous Gadshill library label dated June 1870.From the Library of Charles Dickens, Gadshill Place, June, 1870; major trade descriptions connect these labels with the later Sotheran dispersal of Dickens's library, particularly the 1878 sale organized with Dickens's son.That Yates presumably acquired it at the Gadshill sale is presently inference rather than provenance. The provenance can only assert his ownership post 1878.Full Provenance:Inscribed presentation copy gifted to Charles Dickens from John Forster.Original bookplate of Charles Dickens.Original posthumous Gadshill library labels dated June 1870.This book appears in the Sotheran, Charles Dickens Junior records. Catalogued as 'Presentation Copy'. See picture 23.This is copy K4 / V13.09 / C031.05, appearing in Sotheran's valuation and Charles Dickens Jr.'s catalogue. Sotheran specifically calls this one "Presentation copy."Edmund Yates bookplates.Old pencil record pricing at $135.Hallmark Estate in Kansas City through.…

Condición: Good. First Edition. FROM THE LIBRARY OF CHARLES DICKENS. Two books from his library. With two original bookplates of Charles Dickens. Complete in two volumes. Both volumes have Dickens' bookplates. Some sets from Dickens' Library only have his bookplate in volume one. Some books from the Gadshill sale don't have Dickens' actual bookplates. This set has 2 Charles Dickens bookplates. Protected in a custom case. Provenance: Original bookplates of Charles Dickens, in both volumes. Original bookplates from the Gadshill sale. Provenance records from the Sotheran / Gadshill dispersal sale, the Stonehouse catalogue, and the Charles Dickens Junior catalogue, as shown in picture 24 First Edition. The bindings are original. Protected in an archival custom bound leather case, with folding chemise insert. Bound in cloth. These are the original Victorian bindings. Intricately gilded bindings. This set is in good condition. The bindings are original. Quality rag paper. Internal hinge paper is splitting. Generalized abrasion. Looseness from use. Some foxing. Some pencil provenance dealer marks upfront. The books are approximately 8 inches tall. Charles Dickens's Copy with his bookplates. Christopher North: A Memoir of John Wilson Printed in 1862. First Edition Complete in Two Volumes With Dickens's Personal Bookplates, and 1870 Gadshill Library Dispersal Labels. A superb association set from the personal library of Charles Dickens, bearing both his engraved lionâ'andâ'cross bookplate and the original June 1870 Gadshill Place dispersal labelâ"the very tag used when Dickens's belongings were sold shortly after his death. First edition. Edinburgh: Edmonston & Douglas, 1862. Two volumes, 8vo., original blue cloth with gilt portrait bust and titling, 734 pp. total. Housed in a custom slipcase with matching chemise. A Genuine Dickens Library Book â" With Both Provenance Markers Present Each volume's front pastedown carries: Dickens's personal bookplate: the gold lion couchant holding a Maltese cross, adopted from the dormant 1625 coat of arms claimed by his father, John Dickens. Though Dickens mocked social pretension in his fiction, he embraced this heraldic device in his own lifeâ"using it on bookplates, letterhead, and household items. The 1870 Gadshill Place sales label: "From the Library of Charles Dickens, Gadshill Place, June, 1870." This label was created specifically for the posthumous auction of Dickens's personal effects and is one of the most authoritative indicators of authentic Dickens provenance. Bibliographic & Historical Notes - Dickens's lionâ'andâ'cross emblem evolved over time as various engravers interpreted it differently. In 1840, Dickens clarified the design in a letter to cabinetmaker John Overs, specifying that the lion should hold a Maltese cross, not a cross patonce, and even supplied a sketch. The bookplate seen here reflects that corrected formâ"one of the key identifiers used by bibliographers to authenticate volumes from his library. Provenance -This exact copy appears in: Sotheran's Price Current of Literature, vols. CLXXIV (30 Nov. 1878) & CLXXV (31 Dec. 1878) J. H. Stonehouse, Catalogue of the Library of Charles Dickens from Gadshill Place (1935) â" Ref. S118.6c Bibliographic Details from the catalogue - Author: Mary Wilson Gordon Title: Christopher North; A Memoir of Prof. John Wilson; from Family Papers, etc. Publisher: Edmonston & Douglas, Edinburgh Date: 1862 Format: Post 8vo, blue cloth, giltâ'stamped, first edition, two volumes Illustrations: Portraits and "Hogarthian Sketches" by J. G. Lockhart and others Original Price: 8 shillings From Charles Dickens Jr.'s Catalogue â" Ref. C016.03, location RR2 Condition - Good plus. Cloth shows edgewear; spines darkened; hinges cracked; scattered small stains. No dust jackets, as issued. A handsome set in a custom slipcase, with the two critical provenance markers cleanly affixed and wellâ'preserved. Books from Dickens's personal library are scarce; books retaining both the en.…