The personal history of David Copperfield
By: With illustrations by H. K. Browne
Publisher: Lea and Blanchard
Published: 1851
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Description and travel
Other titles: David Copperfield.; Holly-tree inn.; Hard times.; Christmas carol.; Chimes.; Cricket on the hearth.; Battle of life.; Haunted man.; Pictures from Italy.
Notes: With this is bound The holly-tree inn. Being the extra Christmas number of Household words. Conducted by Charles Dickens. Christmas, 1855, [1]-36 p.; Hard times. A new story, New York, Garrett & Co., publishers, n.d., [5]-202 [i.e. 102]p.; A Christmas carol. In prose. Being a ghost story of Christmas, Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson, n.d., [3]-31 [1]p.; The chimes: a goblin story of some bells that rang an old year out and a new year in. A new edition. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson, n.d., 1 p.ℓ., [35]-62p.; The cricket on the hearth. A fairy tale of home. A new edition. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson, n.d., [63]-95 [1]p.; The battle of life. A love story. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson, n.d. [97]-126p.; The haunted man and the ghost's bargain. A fancy for Christmas-time. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson, n.d., 1p.ℓ., 129-158 p.; Pictures from Italy. A new edition. Philadelphia, T. B. Peterson, n.d. [159]-228 p.

Dickens wrote "The guest", "The boots" and "The bill" in The holly-tree. Wilkie Collins wrote the rest.

Bound in marbled paper boards; brown leather shelfback and corner, stamped in gold. Front hinge broken.