Books & Ephemera

Books & Ephemera is a collection of antique books, including works by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, available from Vintage White Antiques.

TL;DR: Vintage White Antiques offers a collection of 9 antique books and ephemera, including illustrated editions of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens.

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Books & Ephemera

The Books & Ephemera collection from Vintage White Antiques contains antique books and related ephemera.

Products in This Collection

This collection includes 9 products: Sense and Sensibility Jane Austen 1908 Dent Brock Illustrated Edition, Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen 1907 Dent Brock Illustrated Antique Book, Northanger Abbey – 1907 First Illustrated Edition with Colour Plates by C. E. Brock, The Chimes Charles Dickens 1905 Dent Brock Illustrated Antique Book, The Cricket on the Hearth Charles Dickens 1905 Dent Brock Illustrated Antique Book, Some Famous Women of Wit & Beauty John Fyvie 1905 Constable Illustrated, Mansfield Park – Jane Austen – 1908 Dent Edition Illustrated by C.E. Brock, Vintage 1903 Advertising Account Ledger Book – T. Sutcliffe Wrexham Milkmaid Condensed Milk, Victorian Mahogany Artist’s Drawing Box with Original Patina.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many products are in the Books & Ephemera collection?

The Books & Ephemera collection from Vintage White Antiques contains 9 products.

What type of products are in the Books & Ephemera collection?

The collection includes antique books and ephemera, such as illustrated editions of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, a vintage advertising ledger, and a Victorian artist’s drawing box.

Who offers the Books & Ephemera collection?

The Books & Ephemera collection is offered by Vintage White Antiques.

Are there any illustrated editions in the collection?

Yes, the collection includes several illustrated editions by C. E. Brock, such as Sense and Sensibility (1908), Pride and Prejudice (1907), and Northanger Abbey (1907).