a) Dickens Collection, Thackeray Collection And Other Rare Books And Autographs From The Library Of Mr. Edwin W. Coggeshall Of New York, The Anderson Galleries, New York 1916, To Be Sold April 25 - 27 1916, light gray wrappers, 106 pages, notes in the margins to indicate sales prices, light wear on the edges
b) The Dickens Collection Of The Late William Glyde Wilkins Of Pittsburgh, Pa., To Be Sold February Thirteenth 1922, Sale Number 1630, The Anderson Galleries, 480 Park Avenue, New York, pale yellow wrappers, 65 pages, notes in the margins to indicate sales prices
c) First Editions Of Byron, First Editions, Original Manuscripts Of Charles Dickens & Original Drawings For His Works Etc., Etc. To Be Sold … December Eighth 1925, Sale Number 2007, The Anderson Galleries, 480 Park Avenue, New York, wrappers, 98 pages, with notes in the margins to indicate sales prices, wear on the spine, edges, and one corner tip
d) First Editions Letters & MSS. of Barrie, Dickens, Galsworthy, Shaw, Trollope, And Others From the Library of Thomas Hatton of Leicester, England Sold By His Order, Unrestricted Public Sale, February 26 … American Art Association, Inc. Madison Ave. 56th to 57th Street, New York City 1929, red and white wrappers, 67 pages, with notes in the margins to indicate sales prices, white tape on the spine; Thomas Hatton (1876 - 1943) was a renowned bibliophile who published one of the most important bibliographies on the first editions of Dickens
e) A Collection of First Editions of the Works of Charles Dickens, Autograph Letters, Personal Relics And Dickensiana, Offered for Sale by Charles J. Sawyer Ltd, 1243 Grafton Street, New Bond Street, London, W I 1936, No. 129, white wrappers, 42 pages, no notes in the margins
f) A Remarkable Dickens Collection Comprising Original Manuscripts, Presentation Copies, A Complete Set Of The Issues In Original Parts, Bound Copies Of First Editions, Dickensiana, Etc., Charles J. Sawyer Ltd. (Est. 1894) 12-13 Grafton Street, New Bond Street, London, W I, No. 145 1938, green wrappers, 56 pages, one check mark in the margins, light browning on the covers
g) A Catalogue of First Editions of the Works of Charles Dickens and Dickensiana From The Library Of A Discriminating Collector Including The Famous “Coggeshall” Pickwick Papers On Exhibition And Sale By E.P. Dutton & Co. 681 Fifth Avenue, New York, undated, yellow wrappers, 12 pages, detached but intact covers
h) Sotheby & Co. 34 & 35 New Bond St., London W I, Catalogue Of Autograph Manuscripts And Letters, Original Drawings And First Editions Of Charles Dickens From the collection of The Late Comte Alain De Suzannet (removed from La Petite Chardiere, Lausanne), The Property of The Comtesse De Suzannet, Date Of Sale … November 22nd And 23rd 1971, with separate estimated price sheets at the rear, green wrappers, 121 pages, with notes in the margins to indicate sales prices
i) The Library Of The Honorable Frederick W. Lehmann, St. Louis, Mo. Containing His Noteworthy Charles Dickens Collection And Equally Important First Editions Of American And English Authors Sold By His Order, Unrestricted Public Sale … December 2 & 3 … American Art Association, Anderson Galleries Inc, 30 East 57th Street, New York City 1930, Sales Number 3871, pale beige wrappers, 173 pages, with an appraisal page and an imprint page for William Bradford Press at the end, with notes in the margins to indicate sales prices; this is the largest catalogue of the set, at 10 1/2 x 7 1/4 in. wide
j) The Jerome Kern Collection of Manuscripts, Letters, and First Eds. of Charles Dickens, Jan 7 - 10, 1929, The Anderson Galleries, NewYork; bound in stiff manila covers, the lots begin with No. 357 and run through lot No. 472, with notes in the margins; it seems like the pages were removed from a larger catalogue and bound together with staples near the spine, and the catalogue pages run from page 112 to 161; with stains and a chip at one tip on the cover, but the pages are all intact
Jerome Kern (1885 - 1945) was of the most important American theatre composers of the early 20th century; he created dozens of Broadway musicals including “Show Boat” and wrote classics like “Ol Man River” and “Smoke Gets In You Eyes” among others
k) The Charles Dickens Collection formed by Ida O. Folsom and Sold at Auction
Dec. 6 & 7, 1932, The Anderson Galleries Inc, New York, in manila covers, this includes other catalogue pages from 1927 - 1929, with notes in the margins to indicate sales prices, 30 pages in all, some wear on the manila covers; Ida O. Folsom was noted for her collection of Kipling books, Chinese and Japanese porcelain, and American and English furniture