The value of old books is determined by their rarity and condition. To know the answer to this question one would have to know what edition of Shakespeare's Complete Works this is, how rare it is, and what condition it is in.
Mine isn't quite that old. It is impossible to estimate the value of old books without actually knowing their condition. It also helps to know what quality of materials are used and whether this is a particularly rare edition.
You can get a copy at a rummage sale for fifty cents as likely as not. Or you can get a multi-volume set bound in calf leather with gilt pages for a thousand dollars of so.
The binding is what makes the difference; the words inside are priceless.
I have a copy of the works of William Shakespeare's from 1853 or 54 in good condition what is it worth ?
An original book, written by him by hand could be worth millions to the right person. It would be written, not printed.
It depends entirely on the quality of the original edition and its current condition.
It is really impossible to tell without knowing the condition of the book.
Priceless
yes William Shakespeare does have a book
The value of any book is dependent on its condition.
William Shakespeare; it is a line from Hamlet's soliloquy in the play 'Hamlet' (act 3, scene 1).
Harbrace is the name of series of books. In other words "Shakespeare by Harbrace".
For resale, probably nothing. As a book to read, it is priceless.
yes William Shakespeare does have a book
The value of any book is dependent on its condition.
William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare did not write any part of the Book of Psalm chapter 46-46.
Hamlet is a play. It is by William Shakespeare.
William Shakespeare
Hamlet is a play. It is by William Shakespeare.
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william shakespeare dramatic works with biography published in 1877, any information on price and history?
The play 'The Tempest' was written by William Shakespeare.
Love stories written in loves richest book. -William Shakespeare Love can make worthless things beautiful. -William Shakespeare
From a book called Plutarch's Lives.