Charles Dickens - The Fireside Dickens. Complete edition in twenty-two volumes - London, Chapman & Hall, Ltd. and Humphrey Milford & New York, Oxford University Press, American Branch, [1903-1907] - 20 volumes - Cloth hardcovers with decorations - With hundreds of illustrations by Cruikshank, 'Phiz' and others - Includes: (1). Sketches by Boz - 786 pp. - 43 illustrations (2). The Pickwick Papers - 928 pp. - 43 illustrations (3). Oliver Twist - 503 pp. - 24 illustrations (4). Nicholas Nickleby - 959 pp. - 39 illustrations (5). The old curiosity shop - 714 pp. - 75 illustrations (6). American notes / Pictures from Italy - 270 + 187 pp. - 3 + 3 illustrations (7). Barnaby Rudge - 786 pp. - 76 illustrations (8). Christmas Books - 483 pp. - 65 illustrations (9). Martin Chuzzlewit - 963 pp. - 40 illustrations (10). Hard times, &c. - 394 pp. - 7 illustrations (11). Dombey and son - 1006 pp. - 40 illustrations (12). David Copperfield - 991 pp. - 40 illustrations (13). Reprinted pieces &c. - 309 pp. - 3 illustrations (14). Bleak House - 992 pp. - 40 illustrations (15). Little Dorrit - 968 pp. - 40 illustrations (16). Great Expectations - 509 pp. - 10 illustrations (17). Christmas Stories - 780 pp. - 8 illustrations (18). Our mutual friend - 959 pp. - 40 illustrations (19). Master Humphries clock - 287 pp. - 19 illustrations (20). John Foster - The life of Charles Dickens - 977 pp. - 32 illustrations Condition: Fine Set includes (20) John Forster, The Life of Charles Dickens in the same uniform edition. In total 20 (of 22 + 1) volumes of “The Fireside Dickens. Complete edition in twenty-two volumes” The missing volumes are: - A tale of two cities - The uncommercial traveller - A child’s history of England