Chamber's Journal was a magazine founded by William and Robert Chambers, published in London in the 19th and 20th centuries. Its full title was initially Chamber's Journal of Popular Literature, Science, and Arts, but the longer title was eventually dropped. Each volume is filled with serialised fiction, discussions of history, art and other related topics, making them a valuable source of information. They are also particularly attractive when shelved together!
Title: Chamber's Journal. Sixth Series. Volume XI. Dec 1907 - November 1908. Solidly bound in very good condition. Some light marks to the cover and rubbing/bumping to the corners. Contents with some browning to preliminary pages but otherwise very good throughout.
Title: Chamber's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and Arts. Published 1896. Firmly bound but shaken. In good condition. Some light marks to the cover and rubbing/bumping to the corners. Contents with some foxing, browning and a couple of tears to the pages edges to preliminary pages/index, but otherwise very good throughout.
Title: Chamber's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and Arts. Published 1892. Firmly bound but shaken. In good condition. Some light marks to the cover and rubbing/bumping to the corners. Contents with some foxing, browning and a couple of tears to the pages edges at the preliminary pages/index, but otherwise very good throughout. p.15 detached.
Title: Chamber's Journal. Sixth Series. Volume V. December 1901 to November 1902. Binding a little shaken with crack to hinge. Contents remain firmly bound. Some light marks to the cover and rubbing/bumping to the extremities. Contents with some browning/foxing to preliminary pages but otherwise very good throughout.
Title: Chamber's Journal. Sixth Series. Volume IX. Dec 1905 - November 1906. Solidly bound in good condition overall. Some light marks to the cover and rubbing/bumping/light fraying to the extremities. Contents with some browning to preliminary pages but otherwise very good throughout.
Title: Chamber's Journal. Sixth Series. Volume VIII. Dec 1904 - November 1905. Solidly bound in good condition overall. Some light marks to the cover and rubbing/bumping to the corners. Contents with some browning to preliminary pages but otherwise very good throughout. Pages 71-74 detached but sitting neatly in place.
Heavy set weighting 12kg without packaging.