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035 $a(NRN)DEL6018
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050 00 $aPR4572$b.U6 1861
090 $a823.83$bUn1c 1861$h12/31/99 CZ
100 1 $aDickens, Charles,$d1812-1870.
245 14 $aThe uncommercial traveller /$cby Charles Dickens.
260 $aLondon :$bChapman and Hall,$c1861.
300 $a[6], 2-264, 32 p. ;$c20 cm.
500 $aContains seventeen papers, originally published in All the year round.
500 $aPublisher's advertisements, dated December, 1860: p. 1-32 at end.
510 4 $aNCBEL$cIII, 819.
510 4 $aMagee, D. Victoria R.I.,$cno. 359, 360
590 $aPresentation copy inscribed by author at head of t.p.: "Dudley Costello with kind regards from [signature] Charles Dickens. Christmas 1860." Magee no. 359
590 $aMounted on front paste down is a short ... A.L.S. from Dickens on stationery of All the year round.--Cf. Magee, p.58. Letter to Castello thanking him for the gift of a book and sending him this copy of the Uncommercial traveller.
590 $aBound in original violet ribbed cloth with design in blind stamp on upper and lower cover and spine. Lettering and design in gilt on spine. Cased.
590 $aCopy 2: Bound in full calf, gilt top and ornamentation, red and green inserts, decorated lining paper. Binder's stamp on front fly leaf: "Tout. Binder." Original violet cloth covers bound in at end of volume. Magee no. 360. Copy lacks publisher's advertisement. Book plate mounted on front paste down: "Sir David Salomons Bart, Tunbridge Wells."
700 1 $aSalomons, David,$cSir,$d1851-1925,$eformer owner.$4fmo$5UPB
700 1 $aDickens, Charles,$d1812-1870,$einscriber.$5UPB
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955 $lVIC$c2$h12/31/99 C
959 $ajr:vault recon; SLH/mja (aut ck 9/97)
988 $a5/31/1995$b9/16/1997$c5/31/1995
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989 1D $a823.83 Un1c 1861$wDEWEY$hvau$51/0
596 $a9
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926 $aSPEC-COLL$bVAULT$c823.83 Un1c 1861$dNON-CIRC$f2