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HINTS TO COLLECTORS 
 
 OF 
 
 THACKERAY'S WORKS. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS 
 
 OF ORIGINAL EDITIONS OF 
 
 THE WORKS OF 
 
 WttLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY. 
 
 BY 
 
 CHARLES PLUMPTRE JOHNSON. 
 
 " His writings form a system of social philosophy, and 
 represent a special type of literary genius, with perfect 
 completeness and individuality." — Hannay's Studies on 
 Thackeray^ p. 4. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 GEORGE REDWAY, 
 
 YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN. 
 1885. 
 
Of this work only 500 small and 50 large paper copies 
 will be printed. 
 
 

 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 np^HE value of books appears to depend chiefly upon three 
 -'- things — namely, their intrinsic literary, or artistic, worth ; 
 their scarcity ; and lastly, but, I think, chiefly, the fashion 'for 
 the time being, among book collectors. It is one of the 
 humiliating facts about book collecting that, in so many cases, 
 the real worth of a book, which should surely be the first 
 consideration, seems to have less influence on its market value 
 than has either its rarity, or fashion. 
 
 The explanation of this fact I take to be that so many people 
 still collect the books that other people want, rather than those 
 they want themselves. Would such prices be obtained for 
 specimens of early block-printed or Black Letter books, for 
 " Editiones Principes " of the Greek and Latin authors, for a 
 " Psalmorum Codex," if only those who wanted to read the 
 books in question wanted to have them ? It is no less than 
 a crime for some ignorant " nouveau riche" to outbid a 
 learned scholar for a valuable book, for which perhaps he 
 has been looking for years, simply that it may be put into a 
 glass case, and pointed out to an admiring, though envious, 
 circle of sycophants, as having been " bought from such and 
 " such a noted hbrary at such and such an exorbitant price." 
 Would that the bookbuyer's first object were to acquire such 
 books as he and his friends can read and understand ! 
 
 This brings me to my subject, and to my object in writing 
 and issuing these Hints to collectors of Thackeray's works. 
 
THACKERAY. 
 
 It is needless for me to enlarge upon Thackeray's merits. 
 They are likely to be, more or less fully, recognized by everyone 
 who reads these pages, and I will merely state my opinion that 
 the modern Englishman, of average intelligence and educa- 
 tion, cannot do better than spend a little time and money in 
 collecting the works of such a master of his native language, of 
 so deep a thinker, of so sincere and noble a teacher as was 
 William Makepeace Thackeray ! This being granted, it follows 
 that all who can afford it should collect Thackeray's works, in 
 their first editions. "Why?" I have heard people ask. The 
 answer is, that as, to a cultured taste, a rough sketch by an artist 
 is preferable to a reproduction, however elaborate and highly 
 finished ; a " painter's etching " to a laborious line engraving ; 
 a proof of an etching or engraving to a print, — anything, in 
 fact, tinged with originality to anything lacking it ; so is the 
 first edition of a work, in the form in which the author first 
 issued it, preferable to the most elaborate and magnificent 
 after-issue, while, of course, in the case of an illustrated book, 
 the early impressions from a plate are better than the later 
 impressions. 
 
 I do not wish to undervalue later editions of any books, — 
 certainly not those of Thackeray's books — which, to the satis- 
 faction of all lovers of the author and his works, Messrs. 
 Smith and Elder are constantly issuing to a public quite prepared, 
 apparently, to absorb them. It is better to have ordinary editions 
 than to have none at all, but it is best to have the original 
 editions, and this will remain the opinion of all lovers of books, 
 notwithstanding the issue even of the magnificent " Edition de 
 Luxe." 
 
 When I began to collect first editions of Thackeray's books, I 
 looked about for a guide and found some information, but 
 so scattered and ill-arranged, and so frequently inaccurate as 
 to lead me wrong, at least as often as right. There is, it is true. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 
 
 Mr. Shepherd's " Bibliography " of Thackeray's writings, a most 
 laborious piece of work, going as it does into his contributions to 
 " Frazer's Magazine," " Punch," and other periodicals ; but this 
 "Bibliography" does not, and does not profess to, enable the 
 collector to make sure that a volume offered to him is complete 
 in all its pages and plates and is of the genuine first issue. It 
 is this task that I have set before myself, and trust I have 
 fulfilled. My " modus operandi " has been to compare, with 
 the greatest care, several copies of every work, to collate them, 
 to note the smallest variations in title-pages or plates, and then 
 to put the information thus gained in a compact and intelligible 
 form. When I began my task, I thought I knew every first 
 edition of Thackeray's books at sight ; I soon found I was mis- 
 taken, and I believe that some of the information given in 
 ,these pages will be new to most, if not all, collectors, the 
 variations in title-pages, &c., being so numerous and so, 
 apparently, purposeless. 
 
 I have only dealt with such of Thackeray's writings as can 
 be obtained in a separate form, or, at all events, without being 
 accompanied by an immense mass of other matter. Acting on 
 this principle I have included "The Snob," a small volume, 
 but have excluded the numerous writings in the pages of 
 " Frazer," " Punch," and other periodicals, judging that most 
 people will prefer to have these in their first collected, or book, 
 form, to encumbering their shelves with numberless huge volumes 
 for the sake of detached papers. Those who seek information 
 as to these and other periodical writings will find it in Mr. 
 Shepherd's Bibliography. 
 
 It will be observed that I have given in each case an exact 
 copy of the title-page, a full collation of pages and illustrations, 
 notes of differences in editions and other matters to be attended 
 to by collectors, and lastly the market value of the book. I 
 must explain that I have added this last information to give 
 
8 
 
 THACKERAY. 
 
 the collector some idea of the price he may expect to have to 
 pay for a clean, unctit copy of the book. If he is satisfied with 
 the same book in the ordinary bound, or half-bound, condition, 
 with margins more or less clipped, he should get it at a price 
 from twenty-five to fifty per cent. less. For copies in fine 
 bindings he will have to pay even larger prices. 
 
 A few general hints may be of use to young collectors. If you 
 have a book with uncut edges, and are sending it to be bound, 
 keep the margins intact and have only the top edges gilt. If you 
 have a book issued in parts, or otherwise with an illustration on 
 the cover, bind the cover in, and thus preserve the illustration. 
 Do not necessarily refuse a rare book because it is soiled ; if 
 perfect and not torn, a good binder (such as Zaehnsdorf, or 
 Riviere), can clean it and make it into a good copy for a few 
 shillings. Don't go to auction-rooms, and bid yourself, in the 
 expectation of getting a bargain. You won't succeed. Dealers 
 will be there who know the market value of Thackeray's books, 
 and of other books too, better than you will ever know it, and 
 will take care that if a book " goes cheap " it does not go to 
 you. If you see that a book which you want badly and cannot 
 get elsewhere, is to be sold at auction, ask your bookseller to 
 buy it for you ; he will only charge you ten per cent, on the 
 price, will take care it is perfect, and will not give more than its 
 fair value, unless you insist on it. Go to a bookseller of position 
 and ability. An ignorant bookseller is worse than a dishonest 
 one, as the former will, in ignorance, buy and sell pseiido first 
 editions that the latter, however dishonest, would not dare to 
 deal in. Give your bookseller a list of your wants, and he 
 will sell you genuine books at a fair profit. They will certainly 
 be better worth the money you pay for them than your " bar- 
 gains " in the auction-rooms. 
 
 I have written these notes in the hope that, not only, intending 
 collectors will find them useful, but that they may be of service 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 
 
 to collectors of knowledge and experience, (by enabling them 
 readily to test the genuineness and completeness of any book 
 they come across), and even to the bookseller, who is constantly 
 called upon to decide immediately whether he will buy a book 
 or not, and will find it convenient to have these notes at 
 hand so as to refresh his memory, already overburdened with 
 the titles and dates of thousands of other volumes. 
 
 If these purposes or any of them are served, and, above all, if 
 this little volume tends, in however small a way, to spread a love 
 for and appreciation of our great author's works, I shaU have 
 been well repaid for the not inconsiderable care and pains I 
 have taken over the preparation of these " Hints to Collectors 
 of original Editions of the Works of Williana Makepeace 
 Thackeray." 
 
 ls( January^ \i 
 
 ERRATA. 
 
 P. 7, line 3, for Frazer's read Fraser's. 
 
 P. 7, line 23, for Frazer read Fraser. 
 
 P. 15, line 7, (ox Jive f till page plates xQdidi six full page plates. 
 
 P. 15, line 10, iox seven full page plates read six full page plates. 
 
 P. 22, line 15, iox page 140 read/^^^ 340. 
 
THE WORKS OF W. M. THACKERAY. 
 
 (1829— 1867.) 
 
 [Note. — Capital letters are used to indicate the most prominent words 
 on the title-pages. No attempt has been made to re-produce the various 
 types used.'\ 
 
 I. Title. The Snob:/ A literary and scientific journal./ not/ 
 " Conducted by Members of the University."/ " Tityre, tu 
 patulse recubans sub tegmine fagi,/ Sylvestrem ? " \^irgil./ 
 Cambridge :/ Published by W. H. Smith, Rose Crescent./ 
 1829. 
 
 Collation, pp. ix-64. 
 
 Notes. It is doubtful whether any numbers of " The Snob " 
 were published without the words second, third, or fourth edition 
 on the title-pages. The British Museum copy and all others 
 I have seen have these words. I greatly doubt whether 
 Thackeray wrote anything in " The Snob " except " Timbuc- 
 too," which is signed " T." 
 
 Price. Very difficult to give, as it so seldom occurs for sale. 
 Probably £Z to ^10. 
 
1 2 THACKERAY. 
 
 II. Title. Flore et Zephyr/ Ballet Mythologique/ Dedie/ 
 A/ {Jiere follows a sketch of a ballet girl,) par Thdophile 
 Wagstaff./ London, Published March i^^ 1836 by J. Mitchell, 
 Library, ^^y Old Bond St./ A Paris, chez Rittner & Goupil, 
 Boulevard Montmartre :/ Printed by Graf & Soret. 
 
 Collation. A series of nine plates, counting that referred to 
 above on the wrapper, which forms the title-page. 
 
 Notes. Drawn by Thackeray and signed by the pseudonym of 
 " Theophile Wagstaff," and lithographed by Edward Morton. 
 Each plate bears Thackeray's monogram, " W. T." 
 
 Issued on India paper. The British Museum copy is un- 
 coloured, but some copies are slightly tinted. 
 
 Price. £Z to ^10, 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. I3 
 
 III. Title, The/ CoMic/ AlmaNacIc,/ For 1 839 :/ An Ephe- 
 meris in Jest and Earnest,/ containing/ " All things fitting for 
 such a work."/ By Rigdum Funnidos, Gent./ Adorned with a 
 Dozen of " Righte Merrie " Cuts,/ pertaining to the months, and/ 
 an Hieroglyphic,/ by George Cruikshank./ London/ Imprinted 
 for Charles Tilt, Bibliopolist,/ in Fleet Street, 
 
 Collation, pp. 64, with covers, and twelve full-page plates by 
 G. Cruikshank. 
 
 Note^ Included here because it contains the complete story 
 of " Stubbs's Calendar ; or, The Fatal Boots," by Thackeray — 
 to which the illustrations apply. 
 
 Price, lOJ. — i5i", 
 
14 THACKERAY. 
 
 IV. Title. The/ Comic/ Almanack,/ For 1840 :/ An Ephe- 
 meris in Jest and Earnest,/ containing/ " All things fitting for 
 such a work."/ By Rigdum Funnidos, Gent./ Adorned with a 
 Dozen of " Righte Merrie " Cuts,/ pertaining to the months, and/ 
 an Hieroglyphic,/ by George Cruikshank./ London/ Imprinted 
 for Charles Tilt, Bibliopolist,/ in Fleet Street. 
 
 Collation, pp. 64, with covers, and twelve full-page plates by 
 G. Cruikshank. 
 
 Note. Contains another complete story by Thackeray — 
 " Barber Cox, and the Cutting of his Comb." 
 
 Price. loj. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 
 
 V. Title. The/ Paris Sketch Book :/ By/ Mr. Titmarsh./ 
 With numerous designs by the author, on/ copper and wood./ 
 Vol. L/ (Vol. 11.)/ London :/ John Macrone, i, St. Martin's 
 Place,/ Trafalgar Square./ 1840. 
 
 Collation. Vol. L Three unnumbered pages, viz. contents 
 of Vol. L ; a note as to previous publication of some of 
 the papers ; and Dedication ; pp. 304, and five full-page plates 
 by the author. 
 
 Vol. n. One unnumbered page of contents of Vol. II. pp. 
 298, and seven full-page plates by the author. 
 
 Notes. Thackeray's first " BOOK," and very interesting for 
 this reason, also for its being so entirely his work, having been 
 not only written, but illustrated, by him. It is curious to note 
 that Macrone was the publisher of Thackeray's first book as he 
 was of Charles Dickens's first book, " Sketches by Boz." 
 
 Price. £^\.o £6. 
 
1 6 THACKERAY. 
 
 Vl. Title. An/ ESSAY on the Genius/ of/ George CruIk- 
 SHANK./ with numerous illustrations of his works./ (From the 
 Westminster Review, No. LXVI.) with additional Etchings./ 
 Henry Hooper, 13 Pall Mall East./ mdcccxl./ 
 
 Collation, pp. ii-59, and numerous full-page plates, of which 
 there is a list. 
 
 Notes. First printed in the " Westminster Review ;" and im- 
 mediately published in book form with a title-page, list of 
 illustrations, and one additional plate, and with the addition 
 to the list of Cxeorge Cruikshank's works, of two books, raising 
 the number to forty-six. 
 
 Price. £1 los. to £2 ios> 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. I 7 
 
 VI L Title. Comic/ Tales and Sketches./ Edited and 
 illustrated/ by/ Mr. Michael Angelo Titmarsh,/ author of 
 " The Paris Sketch Book," etc./ In two volumes./ Vol. I./ 
 (Vol. 11.)/ London:/ Hugh Cunningham, St. Martin's Place,/ 
 Trafalgar Square./ 1841. 
 
 Collation, Vol. I. pp. vii-299, and six full-page plates by the 
 author. 
 
 Vol. II. One unnumbered page of contents, pp. 370, and six 
 full-page plates, by the author. 
 
 Notes. This book, like most of Thackeray's early works, did 
 not sell well at first, but after he had made his name as the 
 author of " Vanity Fair," the stock was looked up, and a new 
 title-page printed, which refers to the writer as the author of 
 ^' Vanity Fair," &c., and bears no date. Care must therefore be 
 taken to see that the title corresponds exactly with that set out 
 above. It is now one of the rarest and most sought-after of 
 Thackeray's works. 
 
 Price. £\o to ;^is. 
 
1 8 THACKERAY. 
 
 VIII. Title. The/ Second Funeral of Napoleon :/ in 
 Three Letters/ to Miss Smith, of London./ And/THE Chronicle 
 of the Drum./ By/ Mr. M. A. Titmarsh./ London :/ Hugh 
 Cunningham, St. Martin's Place,/ Trafalgar Square./ 1841. 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page of contents, pp. 122, with 
 wrapper, bearing an etching of Napoleon, and four full-page 
 woodcuts. 
 
 Notes. The plates are not referred to in the work, and were 
 evidently added after it was written. This little work seems, 
 from the newspaper notices of the period, to have been well 
 received by the press, but we learn, from the prefatory note in 
 No. 'j'^i of " The Cornhill " (where the pamphlet was reprinted 
 " from the original MS.," but with numerous errors), that 
 it was not a success. The British Museum copy is much 
 cut down, but has the cover. 
 
 This is a case where it is of importance to have the cover, as 
 the illustration on it was certainly by Thackeray, and has not 
 been reprinted. It is interesting to compare this sketch of 
 Napoleon with that, also by Thackeray, at p. 43 of Vol. II. of 
 the " Comic Tales and Sketches," published the same year, 
 and very soon after this. 
 
 Price. Difficult to fix, as it so seldom occurs for sale. ;i^8 to 
 ^10. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. TQ 
 
 IX. Title, The/ Irish Sketch Book./ By/ Mr. M. A. 
 TiTMARSH./ With numerous engravings on wood,/ drawn by 
 the author./ In two volumes./ Vol. 1/ (Vol. 11)/ London :/ 
 Chapman and Hall, i86, Strand./ MDCCCXLill. 
 
 Collation. Vol. I. pp. vi-311, with full-page frontispiece. 
 Vol. II. pp. vi-327, and note on reverse of last page, with full- 
 page frontispiece. 
 
 Notes. Another of the books not only written, but illustrated, 
 by the author. The first of Thackeray's works published by 
 Messrs. Chapman and Hall. While these notes are passing 
 through the press, I have seen a friend's copy of this book, with 
 a reprinted title-page for Vol. II., evidently intended to transform 
 a second, into a first, edition. 
 
 Price. £z to ^4. 
 
20 THACKERAY. 
 
 X. Title. Mrs. Perkins's Ball/ By M. A. Titmarsh/ 
 Chapman & Hall, i86 Strand. 
 The cover reads as follows : — 
 
 Mrs. Perkins's Ball/ by/ Mr. M. A. Titmarsh/ Mrs. Perkins/ 
 At Home/ Friday evening 19 Deer./ Pocklington Square./ 
 London :/ Chapman and Hall, 186 Strand./ mdcccxlvil/ Price 
 7 J. 6^. plain ; or \os. 6d. coloured. 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page, pp. 46, and twenty-two 
 illustrations, counting the title-page. 
 
 Notes. The title-pages of the first and subsequent editions are 
 similar, but the cover states the edition to be second, third, or, 
 as the case may be ; and, even when the cover is missing, the first 
 edition can be distinguished by the absence of any letterpress 
 under the first plate facing the title. In later editions the con- 
 versation between the footmen appears under this plate. 
 Price. Coloured, £z to £^. Uncoloured, £2. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 21 
 
 XL Title. Notes of a Journey/ From/ Cornhill to 
 Grand Cairo,/ by way of/ Lisbon, Athens, Constantinople,/ 
 and Jerusalem :/ Performed in the Steamers of the Peninsular 
 and/ Oriental Company./ By Mr. M. A. Titmarsh,/ Author 
 of "The Irish Sketch Book," &c./ London:/ Chapman and 
 Hall, 1 86 Strand./ mdcccxlvi. 
 
 Collation, pp. xiv-301, with coloured frontispiece. 
 
 Notes. This book does not seem to have sold well, as it is 
 often found without the frontispiece, which was coloured by hand, 
 and was probably printed in less numbers than the letterpress. 
 A second edition of smaller size, and with a new Preface, was far 
 more successful, and is common enough. The frontispiece from 
 it is often used to supply the missing frontispiece to the first 
 edition. 
 
 Price. £1 \os. to £2. 
 
22 THACKERAY. 
 
 XII. Title. Vanity Fair./ A novel without a Hero./ By/ 
 William Makepeace Thackeray./ With illustrations on 
 steel and wood by the author./ London :/ Bradbury and Evans, 
 II, Bouverie Street./ 1848. 
 
 Collation, pp. xvi and 624, and numerous illustrations by the 
 author, of which there is a list. 
 
 Notes. Issued in numbers dating from January, 1847, to 
 July, 1848. The yellow wrapper bears an illustration, by the 
 author, not used in the book, and should therefore be bound 
 in. There are more mistakes (?) made as to first editions 
 of this book than of any other by Thackeray. " Vanity Fair," 
 at the head of Chapter I., should be in open, or rustic, type, 
 or the book is not a first edition. In the earliest copies a 
 woodcut of the Marquis of Steyne appears at page 336, which 
 was afterwards suppressed, the type, from there to page 140, 
 being moved up to fill the vacancy. " "'°' 
 
 Price. £6 \.o £10. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 23 
 
 Xin. Title. "Our Street."/ By/ Mr. M. A. Titmarsh./ 
 London :/ Chapman and Hall, 186 Strand./ MDCCCXLVlli. 
 
 Collation, pp. 54, with sixteen full-page illustrations by the 
 author, including the title-page. 
 
 Notes. No list of plates was issued with the book, and the 
 collector must count them to see that all are there. The illus- 
 trated wrapper should be bound in. The illustration is not 
 repeated. This book and Nos. xvi., xviii. and xx., were issued 
 with plain and also with coloured illustrations. The coloured 
 copies are rarer and more valuable. 
 
 Price. Coloured, ;^i io.f. ; uncoloured, £1. 
 
24 THACKERAY. 
 
 XIV. Title. The/ BOOK OF Snobs./ By/ W. M. Thackeray,/ 
 Author of "A Journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo:" of 
 " Jeames's Diary," in Punch : " Our Street :"/ " Vanity Fair," 
 &c. &c./ London :/ Punch Office, 85, Fleet Street./ mdcccxlviii. 
 
 Collation, pp. viii (which include advertisements before half- 
 title) and pp. 180. 
 
 Notes. The green wrapper, with an illustration on it, forms an 
 important part of the book. The illustration on this wrapper has 
 never been reprinted, in the " Edition de Luxe " or any other 
 edition, nor did it appear in " Punch." 
 
 Price. ^4 to ^5. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS, 25 
 
 XV. Title. The History/ of/ Pendennis. His Fortunes 
 and Misfortunes, His Friends and his Greatest Enemy./ By/ 
 William Makepeace Thackeray./ With illustrations on steel 
 and wood by the Author./ Vol. L/ (Vol. IL) London :/ Bradbury 
 and Evans, 11, Bouverie Street./ 1849./ (Vol. IL 1850.) 
 
 Collation. Vol. I. pp. viii-384. Vol. II. pp. xii-372. Numerous 
 illustrations, of which there is a list. 
 
 Notes. Issued in numbers with yellow wrappers, one of which 
 should be bound in, as the illustration, when repeated inside, 
 varies considerably from that on the wrapper. 
 
 Price. £2 los. to ^3. 
 
26 THACKERAY. 
 
 XVI. Title. Doctor Birch/ and/ his Young Friends./ By/ 
 Mr. M. a. TiTMARSH./ London :/ Chapman and Hall, i86, 
 Strand./ 1849. 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page, with list of illustrations, and 
 pp. 49, with sixteen illustrations, including that on the first title- 
 page. 
 
 Notes. Has now become very scarce ; issued with plain and 
 coloured plates. Care should be taken to see that both the 
 illustrated and plain title-pages are present. 
 
 Price. ;^3 to £\ coloured ; £2 uncoloured. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 2"] 
 
 XVIL Title. The History/ of/ Samuel Titmarsh/ and/ 
 The Great Hoggarty Diamond./ By/ W. M. Thackeray,/ 
 Author of " Pendennis," " Vanity Fair," &c. &c./ London :/ 
 Bradbury and Evans,/ ii, Bouverie Street./ mdcccxlix. 
 
 Collation, pp. xii-189, and ten illustrations, including the 
 illustrated title-page. 
 
 Notes. Increasingly scarce. Care should be taken to see that 
 both title-pages are present. The cover should be preserved, 
 as it has an illustration on it, not repeated in the book. There 
 are also, at the end, some interesting press notices of " Vanity 
 Fair" and of the early numbers of " Pendennis," which should 
 be preserved. 
 
 Price. £s to £3 10s. 
 
28 THACKERAY. 
 
 XVIII. Title. Rebecca/ and/ Rowena/ A/ Romance upon 
 Romance/ By Mr. M. A. Titmarsh./ With illustrations by 
 Richard Doyle./ London :/ Chapman and Hall, i86, Strand./ 
 1850. 
 
 Collation, pp. viii-102, with eight illustrations. 
 
 Notes, The cover bears another illustration, not repeated, and 
 should be preserved. In some of the parts of " David Copper- 
 field " an interesting advertisement of this book is to be found, 
 giving, as a kind of second title, " A Story for Christmas (and 
 indeed any other season), containing Perilous Adventures, 
 Tremendous Battles, Tender Love-making, Profound Historical 
 Knowledge, and a (tolerably) happy ending." This is dated 
 I St December, 1849. 
 
 Price. £2 los, coloured,;^! los. uncoloured. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 29 
 
 XIX. Title. Sketches/ after/ English Landscape 
 Painters./ by/ L. Marvy./ With short Notices by W. M. 
 Thackeray./ London :/ David Bogue, 86, Fleet Street./ (n. d.) 
 
 Collatio7t. Title, preface, table of contents, and twenty pages, 
 in all twenty-three unnumbered pages, with twenty plates. 
 
 Notes, The plate used as a frontispiece gives the name of the 
 artist, as " Sir A. Calcott " — the letterpress referring to the plate 
 gives his name as " Sir A. W. Callcott." There was a later 
 edition, issued by Messrs. Griffin and Co., which is commoner 
 and inferior. 
 
 Some copies were issued with the plates coloured. 
 
 Price. £2 los. coloured, £1 los. uncoloured. 
 
30 THACKERAY. 
 
 XX. Title. The Kickleburys/ on the Rhine./ By Mr. 
 M. A. Titmarsh./ London : Smith, Elder & Co., 65, Cornhill./ 
 
 MDCCCL. 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page, with list of illustrations, 
 pp. 87, and fifteen illustrations. 
 
 Note. A second edition, dated MDCCCLI, was published with 
 the addition of a preface, occupying pp. xv, " being an Essay 
 on Thunder and Small Beer," written in answer to a review in 
 " The Times." 
 
 Price. £2 coloured, ^i los. uncoloured. Second edition, with 
 the essay, about the same. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 3 1 
 
 XXL Title. The History/ of/ Henry Esmond, Esq./ 
 A Colonel in the service of Her Majesty/ Q. Anne./ Written 
 BY HIMSELF./ Servetur ad imum/ Qualis ab incepto processerit, 
 et sibi constet./ In three volumes./ Volume the First./ (Volume 
 the Second./ Volume the Third/). London :/ printed for Smith, 
 Elder 6*» Company,/ over against St. Peter's Church in CornhilL/ 
 1852. 
 
 Collation. Vol. I., pp. 344. Vol. II., pp. vi-319. Vol. III., 
 pp. vi-324. 
 
 Notes. A second edition was issued, and is much commoner. 
 I fear that title-pages, in imitation of those to the first edition, 
 have been printed to transform these later into first editions. 
 
 Price. £l to £\. 
 
S2 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXII. Tif/e. The/ English Humourists/ of the/ Eighteenth 
 Century./ A Series of Lectures,/ delivered in England, 
 Scotland, and the United States of/ America./ By/ W. M. 
 Thackeray,/ Author of " Esmond," " Pendennis," " Vanity 
 Fair" &c./ London :/ Smith, Elder, & Co. 65, Cornhill./ Bom- 
 bay : Smith, Taylor, & Co./ 1853./ [T/ie author of this work 
 reserves to himself the right of autho7'isingl a translation ofit,^ 
 
 Collation. Two unnumbered pages of contents and of errata, 
 and pp. 322. 
 
 N'ote. The first edition has at the end an interesting collection of 
 press notices of "Esmond," which should certainly be preserved. 
 
 Price. £1. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. ^^ 
 
 XXIIL Tz'/le. The Newcomes./ Memoirs of a most respect- 
 able Family./ Edited by/ Arthur Pendennis, Esq./ With 
 illustrations on steel and wood by Richard Doyle./ Vol. I./ 
 (Vol. IL/) London :/ Bradbury and Evans, ii, Bouverie Street./ 
 J854. (Vol. IL 1855.) 
 
 Collation. Vol. L pp. viii-380 ; Vol. IL pp. viii-375. Numerous 
 illustrations, of which 'there is a list. 
 
 Note. Issued in numbers, in yellow wrappers, one of which 
 should be preserved. 
 
 Price. £2 to £2 los. 
 
THACKERAY. 
 
 XXIV. Title. The/ Rose and the Ring ;/ or, the/ History 
 of Prince Giglio and Prince Bulbo./ A Fireside Pantomime for 
 Great and Small Children./ By Mr. M. A. Titmarsh,/ Author of 
 " The Kickleburys on the Rhine," " Mrs. Perkins's Ball," &c. 
 (Sec./ London :/ Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Cornhill./ 1855. 
 
 Collation, pp. iv-128, and eight full-page illustrations. 
 
 Notes. No copies were issued coloured. The illustrations 
 should be counted ; some are occasionally missing, and there is 
 no list of them. 
 
 Price. £3. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 35 
 
 XXV. Title. " Mr. Thackeray's Miscellaneous Writings." 
 Under this title in 1855, 1856, and 1857, a selection from 
 Thackeray's scattered writings, in periodicals and elsewhere, was 
 issued. Some of these had already appeared in book form, 
 and are consequently not worth having. Others were now 
 issued in book form for the first time, and should certainly be 
 obtained, and in the original yellow wrappers, if possible. 
 
 The following list, distinguishing between those that are, and 
 those that are not, worth having, will be found useful : — 
 
 a. " Ballads." 1855. Collected for the first time from 
 various sources. 
 
 b. " The Snob-Papers." 1855. Originally published in "Punch," 
 and re-issued in book form in 1848 (see No. XIV). 
 
 c. "Major Gahagan." 1856. Included in " Comic Tales and 
 Sketches," issued in 1841 (see No. VII.). 
 
 d. "The Fatal Boots;" "Cox's Diary," 1856, issued in the 
 Comic Almanacks for 1839 and 1840, and the former also in 
 " Comic Tales and Sketches " (see Nos. III., IV., and VII.). 
 
 e. "Yellow Plush Memoirs;" " Jeames's Diary," 1856. The 
 former papers were included as " The Yellow Plush Papers" 
 in "' Comic Tales and Sketches," but " Jeames's Diary " is 
 reprinted from " Punch " for the first time. 
 
 / " Sketches and Travels in London," 1856. The first re-issue 
 of " Mr. Brown's Letters to his Nephew," &c., originally 
 published in " Punch." 
 
 g. " Novels by Eminent Hands," " Character Sketches," 
 1856. The first re-issue of " Punch's Prize Novelists," and 
 
3 6 THACKERAY. 
 
 of " The Character Sketches," which were contributed in 
 1840 and 1841, to " Heads of the People." 
 1i. " Memoirs of Barry Lyndon," 1856. The first re-issue of 
 " Barry Lyndon," originally published in " Eraser's Maga- 
 zine," in i8z,|4. 
 /, "A Legend of the Rhine," "Rebecca and Rowena," 1856. 
 The former contributed to George Cruikshank's " Table 
 Book," published in 1845, now first re-issued ; the latter 
 published separately in 1850 (see No. XVI I L). 
 / "A Little Dinner at Timmins's;" "The Bedford Row 
 Conspiracy," 1856. The fornier now first re-issued from 
 " Punch ;" the latter published in " Comic Tales and 
 " Sketches." 
 /'. "The Fitzboodle Papers." "Men's Wives," 1857. Now 
 
 first re-issued from " Eraser's Magazine." 
 /. "A Shabby Genteel story," 1857. Now first re-issued from 
 " Eraser's Magazine " with alterations and a note by 
 Thackeray. 
 ;;?. " The History of Samuel Titmarsh and The Great Hog- 
 garty Diamond," 1857. Originally pubHshed in "Eraser's 
 Magazine" in 1841, after re-issued in book form in 1848 
 (see No. XVH). 
 Notes. All these, excepting those marked d, c^ d and ;;z, should 
 be obtained. Care should be taken to see that each bears the 
 date as above on the title-page. Subsequent editions were 
 issued, some with later dates, and some without any dates. 
 Price. Erom \os. to 7.0s. each. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 
 
 XXVL Title. The Virginians/ a Tale of the last Century./ 
 By/ W. M. Thackeray,/ Author of " Esmond," " Vanity Fair/' 
 " The Newcomes," &c. &c./ With illustrations on steel and wood 
 by the Author./ Vol. L/ (Vol. 11./) London :/ Bradbury & Evans, 
 II, Bouverie Street./ 1858. (Vol. IL 1859.) 
 
 Collation, Vol. I. pp. viii-382 ; Vol. II, pp. viii-376, with 
 numerous illustrations, of which a list is given. 
 
 Note. Issued in numbers, in yellow wrappers, one of which 
 should be preserved. 
 
 Price. £1 los. to £2. 
 
38 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXVII. Title. LovEL THE Widower./ by/ W. M. Thacke- 
 ray,/ with illustrations./ London :/ Smith, Elder and Co., 
 65, Cornhill./ MDCCCLXI./ \The I'ight of translatio7i is reserved.'] 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page of contents, pp. 258 and six 
 full-page plates. 
 
 Notes. It must be seen that the date on the title-page is as 
 above. Subsequent editions bear later dates, but are not other- 
 wise distinguishable from the first edition. 
 
 Price. i$s. ^.o £1. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 39 
 
 XXVI IL Title. The Four Georges :/ Sketches of Manners, 
 Morals, Court,/ and Town Life./ by/ W. M. Thackeray,/ Author 
 of " Lectures on the English Humourists,"/ etc. etc./ with illustra- 
 tions./ London :/ Smith, Elder and Co., 65, Cornhill./ MDCCCLXI./ 
 \The right of translation is reserved.] 
 
 Co/iation. pp. 226, and two full page illustrations. 
 
 Notes. One of the most puzzHng of Thackeray's books. There 
 are two separate title-pages, bearing the date of mdccclxi., and 
 another, the only difference in which is that it is dated MDCCCLXii. 
 
 The title-page set out above is that of the true first edition. 
 The other of the same date, which is the one in the copy at 
 the British Museum, omits the two lines beginning " Sketches 
 of". I have looked at some ten or twelve copies, and have seen 
 only one copy as above. 
 
 Price. For ordinary copies, £\. 
 
40 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXIX. Title. The/ Adventures of Philip/ on his way- 
 through the World ;/ Shewing/ who robbed him, who helped 
 him, and who passed him by./ By/ W. M. THACKERAY,/ 
 Author of " Esmond," "Vanity Fair," "Virginians," etc./ In 
 three Volumes./ Vol. I./ (Vol. 11./ Vol. III./) London :/ Smith, 
 Elder and Co., 65, Comhill,/ MDCCCLXII. 
 
 Collatio7i. Vol. I. two unnumbered pages of dedication and 
 contents, and pp. 329. Vol. II., one unnumbered page of 
 contents, and pp. 304, Vol. III., one unnumbered page of 
 contents, and pp. 301. 
 
 Note. Issued in the "Comhill Magazine" with illustrations, 
 which are omitted from this edition. 
 
 Pi'ice. \^s.\.o £\. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 4 1 
 
 XXX. Title. Roundabout Papers./ Reprinted from " The 
 Cornhill Magazine."/ With illustrations./by/W. M. Thackeray,/ 
 Author of/ " Esmond," " The Four Georges," " Adventures of 
 Philip," etc./ London :/ Smith, Elder and Co., 65, Cornhill./ 
 MDCCCLXIII./ \The right of translation is reserved.'] 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page of contents and list of 
 illustrations, and another unnumbered page with illustration 
 of " A Lazy Idle Boy," and pp. 352. Four full-page illustra- 
 tions, only two of which are mentioned in the list ; one facing 
 page I, not numbered, and one facing page 40, numbered with 
 the ordinary letterpress pages. 
 
 Note. The subsequent editions are only distinguishable from 
 the first edition by the date. 
 
 Price. £\ to £\ 5^. 
 
42 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXXI. Title. Denis Duval./ By/ W. M. Thackeray,/ 
 Author of " Vanity Fair," " The Adventures of Philip," etc./ 
 London :/ Smith, Elder and Co., 65, Cornhill./ 1867./ 
 
 Collation. One unnumbered page of contents, and pp. 275. 
 
 Note. The author's last book, left incomplete at his death. 
 
 Price. Price \os. to i^s. 
 
 Note. — It will be observed that I have omitted all reference 
 to the French play " L'Abbaye de Penmarc'h " par MM. Tourne- 
 mine et Thackeray, because, though frequently sold to collectors 
 of Thackeray's works as by William Makepeace Thackeray, he 
 had, in fact, no part in its production. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 43 
 
 THACKERAYANA. 
 
 1864-1881. 
 
 The following particulars of a few of the more interesting 
 books relating to Thackeray and his works will be found useful 
 to the collector. 
 
 XXXn. Title. Thackeray/ The/ Humourist and The Man of 
 Letters./ The Story of his Life,/ including/ a Selection from his 
 characteristic speeches, now/ for the first time gathered together./ 
 By Theodore Taylor, Esq.,/ Mefnbre de la Societe des gens de 
 lettres.\ With Photograph from life by Ernest Edwards, B.A., 
 and/ original illustrations./ {He^'e follows a woodcut of Thacke- 
 ray )l London :/ John Camden Hotten, Piccadilly./ 1864. 
 
 Collation, pp. vii-223, with frontispiece and three full-page 
 illustrations. 
 
 Notes. Other editions were shortly published without the 
 plates. The first edition is scarce 
 
 Pfice. 15J". to £\ 55-, 
 
44 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXXIII. Title. Thackerayana/ Notes and anecdotes/ 
 Illustrated by nearly six hundred sketches/ by/ William Make- 
 peace Thackeray/ depicting humorous Incidents in his School 
 life, and favourite scenes and/ Characters in the Books of his 
 every day reading/ London/ Chatto and Windus, Piccadilly/ 
 
 1875/ 
 
 Collation, pp. xx-492. 
 
 Notes. This edition was immediately suppressed because it 
 contained copyright matter. It was re-issued with alterations, 
 (increasing the number of pages to 494), and the addition of five 
 coloured plates. The title-page of the re-issue is exactly similar 
 to that set out above. The cloth cover, with a portrait of 
 Thackeray, should be preserved. 
 
 Price. 15-y. to ^i 5^-. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 45 
 
 XXXIV. Title. The/ Orphan of Pimlico/ and other 
 Sketches, Fragments/ and Drawings/ by/ William ' Make- 
 peace • Thackeray/ with some notes by/ Anne • Isabella • 
 Thackeray/ London/ Smith, Elder, & Co., 15 Waterloo Place/ 
 1 876/ \All rights reserved]! 
 
 Collation, pp. 195 including plates, all unnumbered. 
 
 Notes. The earlier copies were issued in paper boards, which 
 should be preserved in binding. The later issue is in blue cloth. 
 Some twenty copies have been coloured, which are, of course, 
 exceedingly scarce. 
 
 Price. £1 IS. for ordinary copies. ^10 10s. for copies with 
 two sets of illustrations, coloured and uncoloured. 
 
46 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXXV. Title. Etchings/ by the late/ William Makepeace 
 Thackeray,/ while at Cambridge,/ Illustrative of/ University Life, 
 etc., etc./ Now first published from the/ original plates./ 1878./ 
 London, H. Sotheran & Co., Piccadilly. 
 
 Collatio7i. One page of " List of Subjects," and eleven plates 
 on eight pages. 
 
 Notes. The cover should be preserved. Some copies have 
 been coloured. 
 
 Price. 5J-. uncoloured. lOJ-. coloured. 
 
HINTS TO COLLECTORS. 47 
 
 XXXVL Title. Thackeray/ By/ Anthony TroUope/ London :/ 
 Macmillan and Co./ 1879./ The right of Translation and Repro- 
 duction is reserved.] 
 
 Collation, pp. vi-210. 
 
 Notes. In most copies, on the hack of the title-page, will be 
 found " second " (" third," or other) " thousand." Collectors will 
 prefer it without these words. 
 
 Price. The original edition is now worth some \Qs. or i5j-. 
 
48 THACKERAY. 
 
 XXXVII. Title. Extracts/ from the Writings/ of/ W. M 
 Thackeray/ Chiefly Philosophical and Reflective,/ " I should 
 like to touch you sometimes with a reminiscence/ that shall 
 waken your sympathy, and make you say, lo anchej Have so 
 thought, felt, smiled, suffered"/ " Nor passed the words as idle 
 phrases by ;/ Stranger ! I never writ a flatteiy// Nor sign'd the 
 page that registered a lie"/ London/ Smith, Elder, & Co., 
 15 Waterloo Place/ 1881 
 
 Collation, pp. xiv-395, with, as a frontispiece, a portrait of 
 Thackeray. 
 
 N^ote. The portrait of Thackeray in his library is a good one, 
 and the choice of passages is excellent. 
 
 Price. 6s. 
 
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