Chambers Collection

We have in stock a number of uniformly bound 'runs' of 19th century periodicals and magazines for example;

• 'Chambers Miscellany volumes 1-20, bound in 10, in tan half calf with marbled boards.
• 'Tales from Blackwood' volumes 1-12, bound in 6, in dark green half calf with red title labels.
• ' Bentleys Miscellany' volumes 7,8,9,10,11, and 12, bound in black half calf with elaborate gilt ornamentation to spines.
• 'North British Review' volumes 1-18, May 1844-1853, uniformly bound in tan half calf with marbled boards.
• 'Punch' from its inception in 1841. An unbroken run through to 1899, 59 volumes in total bound in red half morocco with raised bands and 'Mr Punch' figures in gilt in each compartment.

Full Set of Journals

British Essayists - 45 volume set. London, J Johnson et al 1802 bound in contemporary full mottled calf £1800.00. This set will be displayed on our stand at the York Book Fair in September.

Saxon Treasure

The short lived 'Anglo Saxon Review' attracted a number of eminent writers at the turn of the 19th/20th century. The series is, however, most notable for two things. The editor was Lady Randolph Spencer Churchill and the binding of each volume was a reproduction of a famous period or binders style.

Beautifully bound Jane Austen

Beautifully bound by Riviere this set of novels, by the ever popular Jane Austen, proved too much of a temptation for a customer at the recent London Antiquarian Book Fair.