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Size: 0x0x0; Complete set of 3 red cloth hardbound volumes published by Cassell, 1905. Gilt top page edges. All 3 volumes with rubbing wear on spines, especially at top and bottom of spine. Volume 1 with rubbing wear on front cover. No text markings noted. Moderate foxing on side page edges. NOTE: because of this set's heavy weight (16 lbs. ), extra charges may be requested for shipping and handling. This set is too heavy to ship outside the United States.

A three volume set of William Shakespeare's timeless works from Nicolaus Delius' texts. Presenting the plays of William Shakespeare in chronological order, this compendium of the great bard's works takes from the texts of Nicolaus Delius, a philologist and distinguished student of Shakespeare's writings. Although the exact timeline of Shakespeare's works is rightfully open to conjecture, this set presents them according to the research of Delius, which highlights The Bard's own growth in poetry and art. The most complete works of Shakespeare's before the public at the time, 'The Two Noble Kinsmen' and 'Edward III' are also included as Shakespeare is thought to have contributed much to them. Three volume set. With 68 monochrome plates across three volumes, collated complete. A celebration of England's greatest playwright, this extraordinary collection showcases Shakespeare's work in its complete and glorious form. Rebound in attractive red half calf with red boards. externally, very smart, with only some shelfwear to the spine and extremities to all volumes. Internally, generally firmly bound, tender to the front of volume one. Pages in all volumes are generally bright and clean, with some spotting and handling marks throughout, not affecting the text. Very Good.

The 1916 Edition de Luxe, "limited to one thousand numbered and registered copies" (this being out-of-series) and complete in 12 quarto volumes. Each volume clean and VG in its dark-green cloth, with gilt-insignia to the front panels and gilt-tooling and lettering along the spines. Light, inoffensive and uniform fading along a number of the spines. Top-edges gilt, deckled fore and bottom-edges. A handsome, serviceable edition of Shakespeare, containing the complete "works of the Poet arranged according to a conjectural chronological order supplied most kindly by Professor Delius of Bonn"