Description

Published by George Routledge and Sons in 1888, Pictures from Italy is Charles Dickens’ vivid travelogue, offering a personal and insightful view of his experiences during his tour of Italy.

Through his lively prose, Dickens captures the essence of Italian culture, its cities, and its people, providing readers with an engaging account of his journey. This edition features a frontispiece illustration, adding further charm to the narrative.

Condition report

Overall, this copy is in good condition, especially given its age. This is a pocket library edition with some light edge wear and signs of fading to the boards, though they remain in good condition overall. There is heavy tanning to the end pages, and a retail pencil mark is present on the first paste-down. The title page shows very light spotting, and there is light tanning to the pages throughout. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean.