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Various Poems with Designs by Cruickshank and others, 1830, 17 Poems bound as one volume - many about The Devil.

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Various Poems with Designs by Cruickshank and others, 1830. 17 Poems bound as one volume. An interesting book of poems which have been selected for their illustrations and bound into one volume in 1830. Quite a few are poems involving The Devil! Many of these works are very collectable on their own as individual poems from 1830.

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Of particular interest is a 2 page note with a handscripted 'Additional Stanzas to the 'The Devil's Walk' by S.T. Coleridge and Robert Southey. The author is unknown and signature obscured via a small page tear.

Includes:

Walks About Town, by The antiquated Trio, after the designs of Robert Cruickshank. Printed by Effingham Wilson, London, 1830;

The Yorkshire Hunt (Parson and the Cat), by William Cowper, with engravings on wood after the manner of Cruickshank, by M.U. Sears. Printed by Marsh and Miller, London, 1830;

Brighton!! A Comic Sketch. Printed by William Kidd, London, 1830;

Steamers v Stages; or Andrew and His Spouse, Illustrated by Robert Cruickshank. Printed by William Kidd, London, 1830;

Monsieur Mallet or My Daughter's letter, H.W. MontaguIllustrated by Robert Cruickshank. Printed by Thomas Griffiths, London, 1830;

Monsieur Nongtongpaw, Illustrated by Robert Cruickshank. Printed by Alfred Miller, London, 1830;

Monsieur Tonson, John TaylorIllustrated by Robert Cruickshank. Printed by Alfred Miller, London, 1830;

Old Booty!, by W.T. Moncrieff, designs by Cruickshank. Printed by William Kidd, London, 1830;

The Devil's Walk by S.T. Coleridge and Robert Southey, after designs by Cruickshank, 2nd edition, Printed by Alfred Miller, London;

The Devil's Visit, with Notes by a Barrister, Printed by William Kidd, London, 1830;

Bombastes Furioso, by William Barnes Rhodes, Printed by Thomas Rodd and T. Griffiths, London, 1830;

The High Mettled Racer, Charles Dibbin, Printed by William Kidd, London, 1830;

The Devil's Progress, by the Editor of 'Court Journal', Printed by Thomas Griffiths, London, 1830;

The Real Devil's Walk, 'Not' by Professor Porson. Designs by Robert Cruickshank. Printed by Effingham Wilson, London, 1830;

Epping Hunt, by Thomas Hood. Designs by George Cruickshank. Printed by Charles Tilt, London, 1830;

An Address to the Deil, by Robert Burns. Designs by Thomas Landseer. Printed by William Kidd, London, 1830;

Tam O'Shanter, by Robert Burns. Designs by Thomas Landseer. Printed by Marsh and Miller, London, 1830.

Previous owner's name in pencil to endpaper.

A very good full leather rebind hardback, retaining the original brown calf covers (scuffed), but with a complete replacement leather spine, with labels (the gilt worn) - the book has substantial girth with so many poems included, so was probably never originally published as a full book like this, but as individual poems which have been collected and bound by the owner.

Pages bright and clean, with titles, frontispieces and tissue guards retained. All soundly bound. Tam O'Shanter a little foxed, but overall the book is in very nice condition.

Text in English.

Each poem paginated individually.

Weight approximately 550g (unpacked).

Dimensions: 

Approximately 154mm high x 118mm wide x 54mm deep.