This edition is carefully edited and compared with the best texts by J. Talfourd Blair. Some volumes published by Andersons of Edinburgh, successors to David Bryce from 1913. Lettering labels on spine. In miniature sycamore revolving bookcase with matching original circular stand, measures 160 x 107 x 107 mm., housing 40 volumes (complete works of Shakespeare, Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, Poetry and Glossary). This sycamore stand with open sides is typical of the revolvings bookcases made for the publisher, David Bryce, using outworkers to construct and finish the stands and various cases that they offered their customers for their miniature books. Printed at the University Press, Glasgow on very thin paper, provided by Henry Frowde of the Oxford University Press. Each volume is 32 x 49 mm. Original blue cloth spines; covers with glossy celluloid - othrwise known as 'French ivory', or 'ivorine' - plaques titled in red and gilt; spines with black labels and gilt titling. Some spines sunned and some hinges slightly cracked. A similar set of the same edition, rebound by Riviere, is in the incomparable Queen Mary's Dolls' House in Windsor Castle. Henry Frowde was manager of the London office of Oxford University Press until 1913. Bondy, 114. Garbett, 41. Spielmann, 459. Welsh, 6264.