The Works of Laurence Sterne, New and Complete Edition With a Life of the Author Written by Himself and a Memoir by David Herbert.

Sterne, Laurence
Publication Date 1872
Publisher William P. Nimmo,
Binding Hardback
Condition Good+, sound copy
SKU 23692
Notes Leather is sound but worn to edges of spine and to spine ends and short split, approx 1cm, to head of spine. Rubbed to corners and edges. Marbled papers are some rubbed, scuffed and scratched. Pages are very tanned. Clean and sound.

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Harcback. xxiv. 455pp. Half bound contemporary calf with marbled sides. Leather to spine and corners with gilt decoration. Raised bands to spine with printed red label and gilt lettering. Decorative border to edge of leather including on the corners. Marbled end papers. Ex libris label. Illustrated title page. Teext printed in columns. Three tickets to Shandy Hall and a illustrated small leaflet for shandy Hall laid in. Shandy Hall, Coxwold, Yorkshire was Stern’s home now run as a museum.
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