LEATHER Set; WORKS WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE! Complete ORIGINAL BINDINGS! 1823

The works of William Shakespeare. Complete in 8 volumes. These are the original bindings. Printed in 1823. This set is approaching 200 years old. In exceptional condition. Quality rag paper. Large books at 9 inches tall. Most sets from this era were 7 inches. These are a pleasure to read. All hinges are sound. Front hinge of volume one is starting. Set has generalized abrasions and scuffing. This is a high quality set. Printed on quality paper. Printed on rag paper. Early Shakespeare sells well. Complete in 8 volumes . Printed on quality rag paper. Set is complete. The bindings are original. These measure approximately 9 inches tall. Leather supple. Each book will be individually wrapped and well protected for shipping via Priority Mail. 2022.02.17

1823, OSSIAN’S POEMS, Volume 2 Only. Published By Peter A. Johnson.

The product is a leather-bound reprint of “Ossian’s Poems”. volume 2 only, printed in 1823 in Morristown, NJ by Peter A. Johnson. The book is in English and is a collection of poetry by the author Ossian. This original edition was published in the United States and is a valuable addition to any literature and fiction collection.

AMERICAN MODERN PRACTICE (1817) by JAMES THACHER

Date: 1817. I also have a wide range of fine china, crystal, silverplate and sterling silver. Condition: GOOD. Gilt lettering on spine. Spine unbroken. Edgewear and bumped corners. Light browing of the pages and foxing (?).

AMERICAN MODERN PRACTICE (1817) by JAMES THACHER

Date: 1817. I also have a wide range of fine china, crystal, silverplate and sterling silver. Condition: GOOD. Gilt lettering on spine. Spine unbroken. Edgewear and bumped corners. Light browing of the pages and foxing (?).

AMERICAN MODERN PRACTICE (1817) by JAMES THACHER

Date: 1817. I also have a wide range of fine china, crystal, silverplate and sterling silver. Condition: GOOD. Gilt lettering on spine. Spine unbroken. Edgewear and bumped corners. Light browing of the pages and foxing (?).