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Goldsmith, Oliver
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1854 The Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1854-55The collected works of Oliver Goldsmith in four handsome uniform full calf bindings. -
1909 The Deserted VillageLondon: 1909The first W. Lee Hankey's illustrated edition of Oliver Goldsmith's celebrated poem. -
1904 Our Village & The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1904Delightful copies of these English classic pieces of literature with colourful illustrations by C. E. Brock. -
1818 The Poetical Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1818Pocket sized, early edition of the poetical works of celebrated poet Oliver Goldsmith. -
1859 The Poems of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1859A charmingly illustrated edition of the coelected verses of Oliver Goldsmith, adorned with colour printings by Birket Foster and H. N. Humphreys. -
1904 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1904Oliver Goldsmith's celebrated novel in a prize binding signed Mudie, beautifully illustrated by Hugh Thomson. -
1883 Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield, Poems, and EssaysLondon: 1883Pocket sized book containing selected poems and essays of Oliver Goldsmith with his famous novel, bound in charming prize morocco signed J. C. Wilbee. -
1904 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1904A striking edition of Oliver Goldsmith's popular eighteenth century novel, illustrated throughout by Hugh Thomson, and in a signed full morocco binding. -
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1914 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1914A beautifully illustrated edition of Oliver Goldsmith's 'The Vicar of Wakefield', a limited edition copy signed by the illustrator, Edmund J. Sullivan. -
1845 The Poetical Works of Oliver Goldsmith. M.B. and the Professor of Ancient HistoryLondon: 1845A beautifully illustrated collection of Oliver Goldsmith's poetical works, complete with many lovely engravings. -
1866 The Poetical Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1866Illustrated edition of the collected poetical works of Oliver Goldsmith in a Warner signed binding. -
1904 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1904A striking full vellum edition of Oliver Goldsmith's popular eighteenth century novel, illustrated in colour by C. E. Brock. -
c1860 The Poetical and Prose Works of Oliver GoldsmithEdinburgh: c1860A beautiful collection of poems, essays and prose by Oliver Goldsmith. -
1906 The Poetical Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1906A handsome copy of the complete poetical works of Oliver Goldsmith with engraved illustrations throughout. -
1859 The Poems of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1859A charming copy of this collection of Goldsmith's poetry, illustrated in colour throughout and bound in full calf. -
1859 The Deserted VillageLondon: 1859Beautifully illustrated edition of this famous poem by Oliver Goldsmith. -
1865 The Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: [1864]Illustrated edition of the works of Oliver Goldsmith in a handsome half calf binding. -
1790 The Dramatist; The Way To Keep Him; Goodnatured Man; John BullLondon: [1790-06]A group of four plays acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket in one volume, each with critical remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. -
1845 The Poetical Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1845Collected poetical works by Oliver Goldsmith adorned with illustrations by the members of the Etching Club, first edition thus. -
1894 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1894An early printing of Oliver Goldsmith's notable novel, beautifully illustrated by Hugh Thomson. -
1843 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1843A nicely bound illustrated edition of one of the most popular novels of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, 'The Vicar of Wakefield'. -
1843 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1843Oliver Goldsmith's famous novel, first thus with illustrations by William Mulready. -
1890 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1890The first Hugh Thomson illustrated edition of Oliver Goldsmith's most well-known novel, in the striking publisher's original cloth binding. -
1801 The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1801A new edition complete in four uniform volumes of the miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith. -
1887 The Poems and Plays of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: 1887An excellent copy of the collected poems and plays of Oliver Goldsmith. -
1826 The History of England from the Earliest Times to the Death of George the SecondDerby: 1826A smart copy of Goldsmith's 'History of England', with all four volumes present in this single work. -
1817 The Traveller, The Deserted Village, and Other PoemsLondon: 1817A nicely illustrated leather-bound copy of poetry by Oliver Goldsmith, with illustrated plates by Richard Westall. -
1875 The Works of Oliver GoldsmithLondon: [1875]A lavishly illustrated collection of works from Oliver Goldsmith, including his best known novel 'The Vicar of Wakefield'. -
1826 Pinnock’s Improved Edition of Dr Goldsmith’s History of RomeLondon: 1826A scarce edition of Goldsmith’s Abrigement of the History of Rome. With a folding map of the Roman Empire and portrait of the author. -
1929 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1929A smart copy of Arthur Rackham's brilliantly illustrated edition of 'The Vicar of Wakefield', the first edition thus. -
1950 The Plays Of Oliver Goldsmith Together With The Vicar Of WakefieldLondon: 1950A beautiful and finely bound copy of the plays of Oliver Goldsmith, strikingly bound by Bayntun Riviere. -
1886 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1886An excellent illustrated edition of Oliver Goldsmith's popular sentimental novel, illustrated in colour throughout. -
1919 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1919Bound in half calf by Riviere, this is a brightly illustrated edition of Oliver Goldsmith's most well-known novel. -
1859 The Deserted VillageLondon : 1859A wonderfully illustrated copy of Oliver Goldsmith's popular pastoral poem, with historically accurate engravings by the 'Etching Club'. -
1891 The Vicar of WakefieldLondon: 1891A beautifully copy of Goldsmith's popular Victorian novel, complete with in-text illustrations and bright gilt decoration on the cover. -
1809 Essays, Moral and EntertainingLondon: 1809A new edition of this collection of essays by popular novelist Oliver Goldsmith, with a biography of the author by W. Mudford. A scarce volume.