[DICKENS, Charles.] Higham, Near Rochester. Kent. A Very Valuable and Beautiful Freehold Property known as ‘Gadshill Place’, for Many Years the Favourite Abode of Charles Dickens… the whole Comprising About Twenty-Six Acres Which Will Be Sold By Auction, by Messrs. Norton, Trist, Watney & Co… on Friday 5th August, 1870, at Two o’clock precisely. London: for Norton, Trist, Watney & Co., 1870. Folio (436 x 275mm.) 2 tinted lithographed plates, 2 folding colour lithographed plans. (Toning, small tear along fold of one plan, minor marginal creasing and chipping to plates.) Original pictorial wrappers (crease to lower edges, chipping to extremities, slightly dust-soiled, stitching loosened, tape repair verso upper cover). Note: very rare.