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Dickens Little Dorrit Leather 1900's
 
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Offering this handsome old edition of Charles Dickens Little Dorrit, published by Thomas Nelson & Sons, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and New York, no publish date but circa 1904-1907. Rich dark reddish brown leather semi hardboards, good+++ condition, minor corner and spine rubs; tiny piece of top spine edge missing; gold gilt leaves and lettering on spine, top of page edges are also gold gilt, leather has been applied with professional leather book creme restorer which protects the leather and keeps it subtle and soft.. Inside fly leaves are red and gold marbled paper - previous owner signed fly leaf. Pages are thin silky paper, very clean, no tears, no soiling, or scribbling. Wonderful frontspiece illustration with tissue guard cover. Measures 6 1/4 inches x 4 1/2 inches. A wonderful addition to your Dickens collection!
 
 
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Price:   $38.00  USD   Convert Currency
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Reference #:   GEB3514
Condition:   Very Good
Circa:   1900's
Maker:   Thomas Nelson & Sons, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, a

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