The complete Illustrated Works of Charles Dickens published by Chapman and Hall, 19 books plus the Christmas Books in 14 volumes and the Life of Charles Dickens in one further volume, 15 volumes in total. All in good complete condition with foxing and wear to the spines, generously illustrated by Fred Barnard and other artists with colour and black and white illustrations. All books bear an Ex Libris plate for Patsy Kindersley. The books are undated but assumed to be circa 1880. The collection includes: Domby & Son, 62 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 449 pages. Little Dorrit, 58 illustrations by J. Mahoney, 423 pages. Bleak House, 61 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 449 pages. Nicholas Nickleby, 59 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 420 pages. Pickwick Papers, 59 illustrations by “Phizz”, 400 pages. Christmas Stories, 23 illustrations by E. G. Dalziel, 277 pages and A Tale of Two Cities, 25 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 176 pages. The Old Curiosity Shop, 35 illustrations by C. Green 274 pages and Oliver Twist 58 illustrations by J. Mahoney, 204 pages. David Copperfield, 61 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 437 pages. Barnaby Rudge, 49 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 322 pages. American Notes and Pictures from Italy 18 illustrations by A. B. Frost and Gordon Thomson, 210 pages. Edwin Drood, 39 illustrations by E. Fildes, E. G. Dalziel and F. Barnard, 348 pages. Our Mutual Friend, 58 illustrations by J. Mahoney, 419 pages. Hard Times, 20 illustrations by H. French, 134 pages and Sketches by Boz, 34 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 240 pages. Martin Chuzzlewit, 59 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 423 pages. A Child’s History of England, 15 illustrations by J. McL Ralston, 190 pages and The Christmas Books, 28 illustrations by Fred Barnard, 200 pages. The Life of Charles Dickens by John Forster, 40 illustrations, 449 pages.