| 1847-1858 | The Cheap Edition 21 vols. | Jan. 1858-9 | First Library Edition 22 vols. shared equally by Chapman & Hall and Bradbury & Evans, each with a new frontispiece but no other illustrations | 1861-70 | New Library Edition, 26 octavo vols. (the Library Edition augmented with illustrations) | 1867-75 | Charles Dickens Edition (up to 8 plates per volume) | 1871-79 | Household Edition: "a completely new set of illustrations by a number of hands." 22 vols. from Chapman & Hall | 1892 | Macmillan's (reprint of the 1861 edition) | 1897-1903 | Gadshill Edition, 34 vols. (with Phiz's and others' original steel engravings) Ed. Andrew Lang | 1899 | Nelson's New Century Library Edition (illustrated by John A. Bacon) | 1901-2 | The London Edition (Caxton Publishing) | 1901-3 | The Temple Edition (il. John A. Bacon) | 1901-6 | The Authentic Edition (with coloured frontispieces) | 1902-3 | The Biographical Edition | 1903-7 | The Fireside Dickens | 1906-8 | The National Edition | 1908 | The Autograph Edition, The St. Dunstan Edition, The Bibliophiles' Edition. | 1910 | The Charles Dickens Library Edition, illustrated wholly by Harry Furniss. 18 vols. Ed. J. A. Hammerton | 1937 | The Nonesuch Edition 27 vols., inc. 3 vols. of letters | 1954 | The New Oxford (Illustrated) Dickens, 22 vols. | 1970 | Penguin English Library | 1990 | The Oxford World Classics. |
Source: John R. Harvey, Victorian Novelists and Their Illustrators (London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1970), 196-99.
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