Search Results: our mutual friend v 2 by charles dickens

P. F. Collier, 1900. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. no date circa 1890-1900. Green cloth with gilt to spine Corner's rubbed. Some light spotting to covers. Cracking at hinge but still pretty tight. Toned but unmarked interior.

IndyPublish, 2002-07-15. Paperback. Good.

Each title consists of 2 volumes. No dates but from other copies on the net 1901 -1910. Usually printer is stated on last page : Ballantyne, Hanson & Co in # 1, vol 2 . Hazell, Watson & Viney in all other vol 2 s. Books have very tender spines in maroon pebble leather; corners are much stronger but all are scuffed and have been restored and strengthened. The book blocks are white and clean with no markings nor inscriptions and appear to have not been read. Marbled end papers in Fine condition. Gold lineations on spine and cover; the col lithographs could be a first appearance in Dickens reprints. Vignette in b&w on title pages. All edges seem to have been speckled but so faded they might have been marbled. The spines have not yet been restored and will be in due course, or upon receipt of an order. So there might be a delay in delivery. But this does give an opportunity to re-back some or all, completely with new leather, gilt and raised bands, should you so wish, at a cost to be advised.… Read More

Two volumes in one. St. Petersburg: F. Pavlenkov Publishers, 1893. Two volumes in one, 4to, [iv], 992, [4] pp., printed and numbered in two columns, with typographic headpiece to page one, text in Russian Cyrillic script. Rebound in modern full dark-brown calf with title in gilt to backstrip. A sprinkle of minor foxing and some small scuff marks to boards; otherwise in very good, bright condition. § First edition thus. An exceedingly rare translation, with no complete sets noted in any library. Simon Beattie notes: “Yours (item 38) comes from the first Russian collected edition (10 vols, 1892-7; Fridlender & Katarskii, Charl’z Dikkens, bibliografiia russkikh perevodov … (Moscow, 1962) 5).