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The posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club. London: Chapman and Hall 1836. 8vo. With 43 etchings by H.K.Browne (Phiz), Seymour and 2 by Buss + several extra engravings. Bound in later half leather, with orig. spine preserved. Enclosed autograph note signed by Dickens [“CD”]. Dated ”Sunday”. 1865. 3 lines. 8vo.
A short note to Marcus Stone (1840–1921), the illustrator who made illustrations for “Our Mutual Friend” and other later Dicken's releases.
Provenance: Flemming Erik Pedersen (1931–2020).
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Paintings, furniture, carpets, decorative arts and books, 8 March 2021
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