Jane Eyre - Manuscript of History

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Authentic Replica

Hand numbered from 1 to 1,000



London, October 16th 1847


Contrary to her first manuscript, which was refused by several publishing houses and only published after her death, Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre was met with immediate enthusiasm: her publisher devoured it in a single day in August 1847.

This manuscript, running to 824 pages, is now one of the British Library's most precious treasures. It has never been published due to technical difficulties - until now!

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Jane Eyre - Manuscript of History

Jane Eyre - Manuscript of History


Authentic Replica

Hand numbered from 1 to 1,000



London, October 16th 1847


Contrary to her first manuscript, which was refused by several publishing houses and only published after her death, Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre was met with immediate enthusiasm: her publisher devoured it in a single day in August 1847.

This manuscript, running to 824 pages, is now one of the British Library's most precious treasures. It has never been published due to technical difficulties - until now!

The first edition of Charlotte Brönte's Jane Eyre Manuscript

These 824 pages of Charlotte Brontë’s elegant and nimble handwriting are one of the British Library’s most precious treasures. Because of the great technical challenge that the task of reproducing it presents, the manuscript has remained unpublished until today.



Jane Eyre 

Set in Northern England, during the reign of George III. From the heroine’s turbulent childhood, to her discovery of love and all its tragic implications, to the birth of her first son—Jane Eyre is one of the greatest bildungsromans of all time.



The original manuscript

Charlotte Brontë reçoit une lettre de son éditeur Smith and Elder en août 1847, rejetant son premier roman (The Professor) mais l'encouragent à écrire. Elle envoya alors ce manuscrit de Jane Eyre — c'est le seul manuscrit connu à ce jour. Edité en octobre 1847, le roman est un succès immédiat.


Le manuscrit, de 824 pages, comporte trois volumes 



Une édition de luxe 

Les trois volumes de ce manuscrit sont présentés dans un luxueux coffret, accompagnés d'une collection de gravures par Edmund Garrett.



Nos standards

Chaque volume est assemblé à la main, relié avec tranchefile et signet. Chaque livre est imprimé sur un papier de luxe. Chaque coffret est frappé au fer à dorer.





Une édition limitée à 1000 exemplaires numérotés 


Height : 35 cm
Width : 25 cm
Weight : 5 kg
Depth : 7,5 cm
Number of Pages : 2 x 464 pages
Paper : Fedrigoni Avorio Luxury Paper
Cover : Avorio
Binding : Red
Bookmark : Red
Endpapers : Red
Gildings : Yes
Print : 1 000 copies
Language : English

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