[Printed on Vellum | Presentation Copy] The Dickens-Kolle Letters Unavailable as well (included here)

as well (included here)

some ink stains at the woodblock edges

Some wear and tear to cardboard slipcase (which performed its task admirably

Skillfully illuminated in metallic gold and silver

[Printed on Vellum | Presentation Copy] The Dickens-Kolle Letters Unavailable as well (included here)Smith, Harry B. (editor). The Dickens Kolle Letters. Boston: The Bibliophile Society, 1910. The only known copy printed on vellum, presented to Smith from the Bibliophile Society. Printed on French folded vellum. Contains two illustrations of Dickens, one being the frontispiece, an etching by W. H. W. Bicknell from the study (in oil) by W. R. Frith, and the second a facsimile of a pencil sketch of Dickens; also includes a facsimile reproduction of a