[Charles Dickens] 1900-1914 BOZ Club Papers, Annual Dinner, Correspondence, etc

[DICKENSIANA] A VERY IMPORTANT COLLECTION

The BOZ Club Papers No. 1 Edited by Percy Fitzgerald. Printed by R. W. Simpson & Co. 21pp. List of Members to Christmas 1901. 4pp. Noted, "Names marked with a star knew Charles Dickens". The BOZ Club Papers III [?] Wrappers lacking. First page, Perambulation of the Boz Club to Rochester and Gadshill Menu June 8th, 1901 The Bull Inn. 36pp.

The BOZ Papers No IV. The Calverley Examination Paper on Pickwick Answered; With A Series of Additional Questions by the Hon William Warren Vernon. 24pp.

Appendix to No IV 42pp last page loose. The Box Club Papers No V Edited by Percy Fitzgerald with a list of members. 16pp. List of rules sent by Henry Dickens. December 1903. The "Boz" Club Papers 1904. 20pp The "Boz" Club 1904. 12pp. The "Boz" Club Papers 1905. 46pp. The "Boz" Club 1906. 32pp. Boz Club Annual Dinner 1907 with Engravings. John Hare Esq in the Chair. Princes Rooms. Piccadilly. The "Boz" Club. 28pp.

1908 The "Boz" Club 31pp. Boz Club Annual Dinner 1908 Sir Edward Clark in the Chair. With table plans and colored illustrations. Boz Club Annual Dinner 1909 George Alexander Esq in the Chair. Fold out table plan. Two interesting original pencil drawings sketched on table plan. Illustrated. The "Boz" Club 1910. 28pp. Boz Club Annual Dinner 1910 Marcus Stone in the Chair. With many foldouts of Dicken's handwritten manuscript facsimiles. Boz Club 1911. 28pp Boz Club Annual Dinner 1911. The Right Honourable Augustine Birrell K.C. M.P. in the Chair.  With many foldouts of Dicken's handwritten manuscript. The "Boz" Club. 1912. 34pp. Boz Club Annual Dinner 1912. The Lord Bishop of London in the Chair. With black and white photos. 1912. The "Boz" Club 1913. With original ticket. The Boz Club Dinner, Whitehall Rooms Hotel Metropol. 34pp. Boz Club Annual Dinner 1913. The Right Hon George W. E. Russell LLD in the Chair. The "Boz" Club 1914. 32pp. Boz Club Annual Dinner Sir Walter Lawrence, Bart in the Chair. Illustrated. THREE Pieces of correspondence from A Llewelyn Roberts to James W.T. Ley, secretary and later vice-president of the Dickens Fellowship. 

Most are bound in green paper with gold string or tassels.

Rare.