The mystery of Edwin Drood
Monthly Part
1870 (published)
1870 (published)
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| Place of origin |
Monthly part, no. III of VI (190 p. in entirety, [14] leaves of plates) : ill., port, 23 cm.
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Object details
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| Title | The mystery of Edwin Drood |
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| Brief description | Monthly part, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, no. III, in light blue paper wrappers, printed text with wood engravings, written by Charles Dickens, illustrated by Luke Fildes, cover illustration by Charles Collins, published by Chapman & Hall and printed by William Clowes and Sons, London, 1870 |
| Physical description | Monthly part, no. III of VI (190 p. in entirety, [14] leaves of plates) : ill., port, 23 cm. |
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| Other number | 42.Z.84 - NAL Pressmark |
| Collection | |
| Library number | 38041800922544 |
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| Record created | July 21, 2016 |
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