British Publishing 1871 Centenary Charles Dickens Selected Handmade Semi-Leather Edition ㄧ Set for sale

British Publishing 1871 Centennial Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Selected Handmade Semi-Leather Print Edition  Set of 10 Novels Charles Dickens is considered to be the greatest writer of the Victorian era. After his death in 1870, Queen Victoria issued an imperial decree and ordered Dickens to be buried in the Poets Corner of Westminster Abbey. A sympathizer with oppressed peoples; in his death the world has lost a great British writer." This set of books has 10 books in total and 11 novels (one of them has two works), including the world-famous A Tale of Two Cities and Pickwick Papers, three masterpieces of Hard Times, and half of his posthumous works Edwin The Mystery of Druid. #This set of books is an engraving board, There are many thick cardboard paintings over and over in each book. It was produced by the famous Victorian print maker Virtue Company. It is a set of books worthy of collection.  11 works are as follows A Tale of Two Cities The Pickwick Papers Hard Times Nicholas Nickleby Dombey and Son The Mystery of Edwin Drood Martin Chuzzlewit American Notes + The Uncommercial Traveller Our Mutual Friend Christmas story The book is published by Chapman & Hall, founded in 1830 by Edward Chapman and William Hall, best known for their collaboration with the great British writer Charles Dickens. Because this set of books does not indicate the year of production, therefore, we will estimate the year by looking at the data:  Chapman & Hall had moved twice before being acquired, so there will be three locations for publication, and the company had changed its name in 1880, and these materials are also used internationally to judge ancient books that are not dated. The practice of estimating the year. The ancient books published by Chapman & Hall, the publication materials are as follows: (the last picture organizes the information of consecutive copies) 1830-1852 - Chapman & Hall 186 Strand 1853-1879 - Chapman AND Hall 193 Piccadilly 1880-Chapman AND Hall LTMITED. 193 Piccadilly 1881~Acquired - Chapman AND Hall LTMITED In accordance with the above publication data comparison, the publication year of this set of books should be between 1853 and 1879. According to antique booksellers, this kind of situation without the year is usually the time between his production and distribution, which just spans between two years. Therefore, in order to be precise, he chooses not to indicate the year. In one of the books there is also an inscription of the previous owner, dated February 1871, confirming this claim. Therefore, the production time of this set of books should be located between 1870 and 1871, so it may be the commemorative edition set of handmade hardcover book covers produced in the year of Charles Dickens' death and the following year. Size: 18*13cm Year: 1870-1871 #not only for sale The condition is generally good, with no missing pages, but old books inevitably have traces of history, and those who can accept them will buy them again.