Harper's Magazine Vol. 4 - 1851 - 1852

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Vol. 4 1851 - 1852 Contents: Bleak House, & Christmas as we grow Older, & Christmas in Company of John Doe, & Our School, & To be Read at Dusk, by

Ten volumes of Harper's Magazine, containing the following volumes: Volume 4: 1851-1852, Volume 5: 1852, Volume 8: 1853-1854, Volume 10: 1854-1855, Volume 13: 1856, Volume 14: 1856-1857, Volume 79: 18

Collection of Harper's New Monthly Magazines Comprising vol. I (1870), vol. III (June-November 1851), vol. IV (December 1851-May 1852), vol. IX (June-November 1854), vol. XL (December 1869-May 1870),

Harper's Magazine Vol. 48, December 1873 - May 1874. Quarter bound in leather, gilt details to spine, numerous plates / illustrations. Measures 6 1/2" X 9 3/4" X 2". Condition: wear and losses to cove

Harper's New Monthly Magazine - Volume IV December, 1851 to May, 1852. This volume contains two installations of Dickens' "Bleak House" (Chapters 1-IV running pp.

Board with leather binding, 6-1/2” x 10”. Most volumes have moderately to full separation of bindings from spine. There is little foxing or stain damage. Vol II, Dec. 1850 to May 1851; Vol

Lot 4 Antique Mid 19th Century Harper's Magazine Books. Includes Vol. XVI (December 1857 - May 1858), Vol. XVII (December 1870 - May 1871), Vol. XLIII (June - November 1871), Vol. LXXVI (December 1887

4 VOLS .: HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 3 vols (Vol XXXVIII & XXXIX) & (LXXIII) Dec 1868-Nov 1869; June-Nov, 1886, NY: Harper Bro. Publ., 1869 & 1886. HC. 1st Ed., 900pp ea. vol., 8vo., Black leather

June to November 1851 . Harpers and Brothers Publishers 82 Cliff St. Important Note: The First Appearance of any part of the great novel Moby Dick , Pages 658-664

Dec. 1850 to May 1851, Harpers and Brothers Publishers 82 Cliff St.

6.5x9.5, 572 pages, leather and board cover in good condition, pages in good condition but heavy foxing and staining. Multiple uncolored illustrations.

WITH MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS INCLUDING: "Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam", "The Song of Hiawatha", "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", "Harper's Magazine Vol. VII",etc. See pics for more info.

Group of Assorted Books. Including some on Mythology, Medieval, The Dark Ages, Antiques, Harpers Magazine 1852 and Lady's book 1849 - 50. Used condition, wear, worn.

Wonderful Original 24 Volume Set of Harper's New Monthly Magazine Hardcover Leather spine and corners with gilt lettering and marbleized covers and page ends, Covers Vol 1 Dec. 1867 to Vol 69 Nov. 188

Bound copy of Harper's Magazine for June 1858 to Nov 1858, Vol XVII. Wear to covers/spine, 864pgs overall, measuring 6.5" x 10" in size. Clean inside

Harper's Monthly Magazine Volume. 65 1882 Illustrations B/W Plates Dated: 1882 Publisher: Harper & Brothers Edition: 1st Size: 8vo<

Group includes Popular Publication Dime Detective Magazine Vol. 38 #2 (January, 1942), Dime Detective Magazine Vol. 38 #4 (March, 1942), Standard Magazines Thrilling Detective Vol. 43 #1 (April, 1942)

Foto File Magazines, Vol. 2, 4,5 By Bunny Yeager.

Softcover copy of Verve Magazine Volume 1 Number 4, January-March, 1939. Verve, An Artistic and Literary Quarterly. Artwork on cover designed by Georges Rouault. Contains text, heliogravures in black

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Vol. XII December 1855 - May 1856. Includes "Gold Fields of Central America," "Nightly Scene in London" by Charles Dickens, "Commodore Perry's Expedi

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 11 - June to December 1855 The subjects of the articles includes articles on the Crimean War, the Mexican War, California, pirates,

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Vol. XLIII June to November 1871. Nice article entitled "Life in Cuba" by Mrs. Helen S. Conant, also an article by her entitled: "Rambles in the West

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 11 - June to November 1855 The subjects of the articles includes articles on the Crimean War, the Mexican War, California, pirates,

Nice pair of Playboy magazines Volume 2 February & April 1955. The magazines are complete with some light wear and are in very nice condition for the age. There was no March issue in 1955.