Hugo's Works National Edition 13 books

Marbled covers with leather spines and corners. Marbled inside covers. Lovely. All books have wear at the corners and along the spine. Gold gilt top page edges. Inside pages have some foxing, including where some of the illustrations bled through and are discolored due to age. No markings on the inside pages. Bindings intact, but slightly cracked, unless otherwise noted. Detailed condition notes below: 1892: Toilers of the Sea Vol 1: Heavy wear along the top of the spine. Translated by Mary W. Artois. 1892: Toilers of the Sea Vol 2: Front cover almost separated from the spine. 3" piece missing from the middle of the spine. Translated by Mary W. Artois. 1892: Notre Dame of Paris Vol 1: Heavy wear along the bottom of the spine. 1892: Notre Dame of Paris Vol 2: Heavy wear along the bottom of the spine. 1893: Les Misérables I Fantine: Heavy wear at the bottom of the spine. Translated by William Walton 1893: Les Misérables II Cosette: Spine has heavy wear at the bottom and is worn through about an inch in the lower middle. Translated by J. Carroll Beckwith. 1893: Les Misérables III Marius: Translated by M. Jules Gray. No additional defects. 1893: Les Misérables IV The Idyl of the Rue Plumet.: Translated by M. Edouard Jolivet. No additional defects. 1893: Les Misérables V Jean Valjean: Front cover separated from the book. Heavy wear along the spine - worn through in the middle, with a 6" tear/separation at the top. Translated by M. Jules Gray. 1894: The Laughing Man Vol 1: Spine worn through about an inch and the top. Translated by Bellina Phillips 1894: Ninety-Three. Spot on the leather part of the front cover. Spine torn and separating, about 3" from the bottom. Spine cracked. Translated by M. Jules Gray. 1894: Han of Iceland: Cover separated from the book. Heavy wear at the bottom of the spine. Translated by John Chesterfield. 1894: Bug-Jargal: Heavy wear along the bottom of the spine. Translated by Eugenia De B.…