London, Steele, 1833-1834. First edition, first impression. Hardbacks. A very good set. A charming little magazine (expected, given the title). Each volume has a number of excellent plates, no half-titles in 2-4. Dozens of short stories, most likely now forgotten and not reprinted. Volume four consists almost entirely with a tale named Westward Ho!. It's unclear as to whether this is the complete run, or just the first four volumes. The binding are in nice shape with some rubbing and wear to the extremities and some looseness to a few gatherings. Ownership inscription to volume one, and bookseller's notes in pencil. Leaves trimmed. 425pp in volume one, 241pp in volume two, 282pp in volume three and 236 in volume four. [11432, Hyraxia Books].