J.B. LIPPINCOTT & Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
Waverley Novels. 
I. The Abbotsford Edition, printed on fine white paper, with 
new and beautiful type, from the last English edition. Em- 
bracing the author’s latest corrections, notes, etc. Complete 
in twelve volumes, demi 8vo., with illustrations. 
Cloth, gilt backs............cecceseeeneeeeeeeeees $12.00. 
Library style, marble edges..........-..s0. . 15.00. 
Half Turkey, plain...........cseeseeseecreeeees 18.00. 
Half Turkey, antique.........sccccecsseeseeeees 24.00. 
Half Turkey, antique, fancy edges.......... 25.00. 
Full Turkey, antique, brown edges......... 36.00. 
Full Turkey, antique, gilt edges............. 40.00. 
II. Royal Octavo Illustrated Edition, in twelve volumes, 
splendidly illustrated with over 300 engravings, comprising 
landscapes, incidents, and portraits of the historical person- 
ages, described in the volumes. 
Cloth, gilt ........cccesecceeeesceeeseee s ceeeeacs $18.00. 
Sheep, library style.........cecseseeesseeeseeeees 24.00. 
Half calf or half Turkey...........sceeees ees 30.00. 
III. Pictorial Edition. Twenty-four vols. duodecimo, illus- 
trated with over 300 steel and wood engravings. 
Blue and Gold .........cecceseeceneeeeeeeeeeeeees $24.00. 
IV. People’s Edition. Complete in six vols. 8vo. 
Tllustrated cloth .........csccesscesccoeseceeeeees $8.00. 
Sheep... .cscsssececcseceeceeeeeseeseeseeeseeeeeaes 10.00. 
V. New and Beautifully Illustrated Edition, published in 
connection with the Messrs. A. & C. Black, of Edinburgh, 
in forty-eight volumes, cap 8vo. Printed on a beautiful 
type, fine paper, and illustrated with over 1500 wood-cuts 
and steel engravings. $1.25 per vol. 
These several editions of the Waverley Novels all possess the advantage 
of a good readable type, fine paper, and first-rate printing, and are afforded 
at a reasonable price. The illustrations are taken from the celebrated 
Abbotsford edition, (now out of print,) and are engraved in a very fine 
style. It is superfluous to commend these masterly productions of genius 
to the reading public. They are the model and standard of all subsequent 
writers of fiction, and for dramatic power they are unapproachable. 
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