London: Chapman and Hall 1859. First edition First Issue with p. 213 mis-numbered 113 and signature b to the list of illustrations leaf and the required mis-spelling at p. 134. With 16 illustrations by H. K. Browne including a frontispiece and vignette title page. 8vo very handsomely bound in antique three-quarter tan calf the covers with fine marbled paper over the boards the spine elaborately decorated within panels gilt tooled at the borders and with central gilt ornamental pieces between raised bands lettered in gilt on contrasting maroon and brown morocco lettering labels l blue marbled endleaves a.e.g. viii list of plates 254pp. A fine and very handsome copy indeed the prelims with some browning from long ago. FIRST EDITION FIRST ISSUE. TALE OF TWO CITIES ranks amongst the most famous works in the history of literary fiction. It is one of only two works of historical fiction by Charles Dickens and stands out from most of Dickens's other novels as the one containing the least humour. That is not surprising as the historical context of the novel the French Revolution and Reign of Terror were a bit bleak to allow for the wackier characters Dickens is known for. This fact has in no way impacted the novel’s popularity it has never been out of print and by the start of the 21th century had sold an estimated 200 million copies worldwide. Chapman and Hall hardcover
CONNECTICUT THE EASTON PRESS 1998. THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION BOUND IN FULL RED LEATHER ALL EDGES GILT ELABORATE GILT TO THE SPINE AND BOTH BOARDS SILK ENDPAPERS AND BOOKMARK. ILLUSTRATED. A VERY FINE COPY. NO DATE BUT LATE 1990s. SCARCE. CONNECTICUT, THE EASTON PRESS, 1998 hardcover
Chapman & Hall 1902-01-01. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Ex-library book usual markings. Hardback rebound by library. Clean text sound binding. Chapman & Hall hardcover
Chapman and Hall. London. ND. 1870's. Volumes from the Household edition. 2 volumes bound in one. Large 8vo. 9.9 x 7.5 inches. Text in double column. American Notes & Pictures from Italy are finely illustrated with eighteen engravings some full page by Frost and Thomson The Uncomercial Traveller with twenty six by Dalziel. Attractive early leather binding of half black calf. Spine with raised bands each with gilt floral design. Compartments ruled in gilt and decorated with blind stamped chain borders and floral centre tool. Red and olive morocco labels ruled and lettered in gilt. Marbled paper on boards. Tan endpapers. Some offsetting to both free endpapers probably a reaction to the glue used in the paste-downs. All edges speckled. Some minor rubbing to extremities and scratching to the leather of the two bottom outer board corner pieces but overall this is a lovely copy in a fine Victorian binding. Chapman and Hall. London. ND. 1870's hardcover
<p>Chapman and Hall. London. 1850. FIRST CHEAP EDITION with a new preface written by Dickens expressly for this edition. One volume. 8vo. Illustrated with wood engraved frontis of steam ship leaving port by C. Stanfield. Publishers green cloth with elaborate blind stamped decoration on boards. Spine decorated and lettered in gilt. Circular fade marks to front board where the green has lightened. Coated yellow endpapers with publishers adverts. Small book label of Irish Bookshop Moore's of Cork to front paste down endpaper. Some minor rubbing to binding and edges a bit bumped but overall a very good copy.</p> Chapman and Hall. London. 1850 hardcover
Jan 01 1903. Accrocs sur les haut du dos1910dos de couverture qui commence a se decoller des livretsaffranchissement philatelique la plupart du tempsnombreux produits dans notre stockenvoi rapide et soigné unknown
CONNECTICUT THE EASTON PRESS 1998. THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION BOUND IN FULL RED LEATHER ALL EDGES GILT ELABORATE GILT TO THE SPINE AND BOTH BOARDS SILK ENDPAPERS AND BOOKMARK. ILLUSTRATED. A VERY FINE COPY. NO DATE BUT LATE 1990s. SCARCE. CONNECTICUT, THE EASTON PRESS, 1998 hardcover
Torino Frassinelli 1945 8vo cm. 185 x 135 cartonato originale con copertina illustrata a colori cordoncino in stoffa pp. XX-960. Versione integrale di Fernanda Pivano. unknown