In 1925, Charles Dickens’ home in London was ... the museum is putting on a new exhibition featuring a treasure trove of rare artifacts. Dickens lived at Doughty Street with his wife and son.

The 3-volume edition, in original condition, is quite rare; according to Dickens bibliographer John Eckel ... fee for those who wished to borrow and read current novels and other books. However, this ...

first edition Charles Dickens, first edition Jane Austen, those, I think, are going to have a stable, if not increasing, value. Kramer: Collecting rare and expensive books definitely isn't for ...

CHARLES DICKENS—Stephen Leacock— Doubleday ... Almost universally appreciative when he is writing of Dickens’ books, Biographer Leacock is also sympathetic when it comes to his hero ...

This collection is not organized willy nilly. The Dickens Village is arranged by the book, by Dickens books that is. The vast world of Dickens is arranged along the living room picture window and ...

The engravings in his books which ... by Dexter has the rare merit of action, and in every respect faithfully represents the features, attitude, and look of Charles Dickens. It would be very ...

Charles Dickens first visited the United States and Canada for six months in 1842, arriving in New York City with his first wife Catherine on January 31, 1842. He was only 30 years old, but had ...