Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens. A True First Edition, 1838.

£1,300.00

A true First Edition, First Impression of Charles Dickens’ enduring classic Oliver Twist, in three volumes from 1838.

Attributed to “Boz” rather than Dickens, and containing the ‘fireside’ plate in Volume 3, marking this as a true first edition of Dickens’ most famous and enduring works.

Charles Dickens' classic work marks the pinnacle of his powerful social commentary on Victorian England. Its exploration of themes such as poverty, crime, and the quest for identity continue to resonate deeply.

The novel's enduring power lies in its ability to evoke empathy and inspire a desire for social reform, making Oliver Twist not only a cornerstone of English literature but also a timeless call to acknowledge and address societal flaws.

Condition overall is good. One inch of loss to spine of Vol 1., and old auction stick to front board of Vol 3. Rubbing and shelf wear. Internally spotting and colouring in keeping with age. Binding delicate and some pages pulling but generally holding well.

Published Richard Bentley, 1838.

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A true First Edition, First Impression of Charles Dickens’ enduring classic Oliver Twist, in three volumes from 1838.

Attributed to “Boz” rather than Dickens, and containing the ‘fireside’ plate in Volume 3, marking this as a true first edition of Dickens’ most famous and enduring works.

Charles Dickens' classic work marks the pinnacle of his powerful social commentary on Victorian England. Its exploration of themes such as poverty, crime, and the quest for identity continue to resonate deeply.

The novel's enduring power lies in its ability to evoke empathy and inspire a desire for social reform, making Oliver Twist not only a cornerstone of English literature but also a timeless call to acknowledge and address societal flaws.

Condition overall is good. One inch of loss to spine of Vol 1., and old auction stick to front board of Vol 3. Rubbing and shelf wear. Internally spotting and colouring in keeping with age. Binding delicate and some pages pulling but generally holding well.

Published Richard Bentley, 1838.

A true First Edition, First Impression of Charles Dickens’ enduring classic Oliver Twist, in three volumes from 1838.

Attributed to “Boz” rather than Dickens, and containing the ‘fireside’ plate in Volume 3, marking this as a true first edition of Dickens’ most famous and enduring works.

Charles Dickens' classic work marks the pinnacle of his powerful social commentary on Victorian England. Its exploration of themes such as poverty, crime, and the quest for identity continue to resonate deeply.

The novel's enduring power lies in its ability to evoke empathy and inspire a desire for social reform, making Oliver Twist not only a cornerstone of English literature but also a timeless call to acknowledge and address societal flaws.

Condition overall is good. One inch of loss to spine of Vol 1., and old auction stick to front board of Vol 3. Rubbing and shelf wear. Internally spotting and colouring in keeping with age. Binding delicate and some pages pulling but generally holding well.

Published Richard Bentley, 1838.

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