Dickens' London

Dickens' London, published by The Folio Society in 1966. The essays are selected by Rosa (name cropped in the visible text), with an introduction dated 1966, and the volume includes engravings by Cruikshank originally published in the Gentleman's Pocket Magazine in 1827 and 1829.

The hardback has a beige cloth cover with a dark printed illustration of a cloaked figure in period dress on the front board, and the spine carries the title in dark lettering within a ruled panel, along with a small publisher's device near the base. The back board is plain cloth. Internally, the copyright page confirms publication details and printing information, and a sample opening shows cream-coloured paper with a Cruikshank illustration captioned "Hackney Coachman" facing the title page, along with a page of printed text.

The book shows general wear consistent with age, with light handling marks to the cloth and some foxing visible to the page edges.

Condition: Good

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