SHAKESPEARE, William.
Stock Code 114434
London, Bradbury, Agnew & Co., [c.1900].
13 vols, 16mo (12 x 8 cm); first and last leaves of vols browned, otherwise internally fine; publisher's full red morocco over limp boards, gilt spines, all edges gilt, housed in original matching red morocco box, gilt lettering to top flap, printed index pasted to underside of flap, a couple of small splits to hinge, a little rubbed, volumes fine in an otherwise very good box.
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