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A Man Made of Money Douglas Jerrold. The Punch Office, October 1848-March 1849. 6 parts. 8vo (201 x 122 mm). 12 plates by John Leech. Original green pictorial wrappers. Custom chemise. Spotting to four plates, 2 plates loose, some soiling to wrappers and chipping to spines, wrappers of parts 3 and 4 loose. Provenance: Herschel V. Jones (small morocco bookplate to chemise). FIRST EDITION IN ORIGINAL MONTHLY PARTS. Advertisements conforming to Arents, with additional 2 pp ad printed in green and red for Dickens Christmas Books at front of part 3, 2 pp Dickens ad printed in black and red at front of part 6. Arents p 59. The Disgrace to the Family. A Story of Social Distinctions. London: Darton and Co., 1848. 6 parts. 8vo (197 x 124 mm). 12 steel-engraved plates after H.K. Browne. “Disgrace to the Family Advertisements” in each part: 16 pp in parts 1 & 2, 8 pp in parts 3 & 4, and 4 pp in parts 5 & 6. Original light blue pictorial wrappers. Custom quarter morocco pull-off case. Rebacking and other old repairs, repaired chip to part 2, some foxing and darkening to plates. FIRST EDITION IN ORIGINAL PARTS. One of Phiz’s scarcer works in original parts.

A Man Made of Money
Douglas Jerrold. The Punch Office, October 1848-March 1849.

6 parts. 8vo (201 x 122 mm). 12 plates by John Leech. Original green pictorial wrappers. Custom chemise. Spotting to four plates, 2 plates loose, some soiling to wrappers and chipping to spines, wrappers of parts 3 and 4 loose. Provenance: Herschel V. Jones (small morocco bookplate to chemise).

FIRST EDITION IN ORIGINAL MONTHLY PARTS. Advertisements conforming to Arents, with additional 2 pp ad printed in green and red for Dickens Christmas Books at front of part 3, 2 pp Dickens ad printed in black and red at front of part 6. Arents p 59.

The Disgrace to the Family. A Story of Social Distinctions. London: Darton and Co., 1848.
6 parts. 8vo (197 x 124 mm). 12 steel-engraved plates after H.K. Browne. “Disgrace to the Family Advertisements” in each part: 16 pp in parts 1 & 2, 8 pp in parts 3 & 4, and 4 pp in parts 5 & 6. Original light blue pictorial wrappers. Custom quarter morocco pull-off case. Rebacking and other old repairs, repaired chip to part 2, some foxing and darkening to plates.

FIRST EDITION IN ORIGINAL PARTS. One of Phiz’s scarcer works in original parts.

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1 year ago on October 17, 2011 at 08:40pm
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