The Illuminated Books of William Blake. William Blake Trust/Princeton University Press. Complete 6 volume set, 8 1/4" x 12" hardcovers in dust jackets. All in uniform condition with noted exceptions. All dust jackets no unusual folds or creases. No tears. No clips. No missing pieces.  All dj's have some bumping on the top edge of the spine. Not price-clipped but with no published price. Some have old price stickers presumably from when they were originally sold in a new bookstore. All have invisible residue, but detectible by touch, from a later price sticker on the front panel. All books have minimal cover edge wear.  Otherwise, no previous owner markings. No tears, folds or creases to pages. Binding is tight with no looseness to pages. Not ex-library, not remaindered and not a facsimile reprint. 

Volume 1. 0691069352 Jerusalem. ed Morton D. Paley, et al. (1991). 209 pages. 
Volume 2. 0691069360 Songs of Innocence and of Experience. ed Andrew Lincoln (1991). 302 pages.
Volume 3. 0691033878 Early Illuminated Books. ed Morris Eaves, et al. (1994). 286 pages. 
Volume 4. 0691036748 Continental Prophecies. ed. D. W. Dörrbecker (1995) 367 pages. 
Volume 5. 0691033935 Milton, A Poem. eds Robert N. Essick, Joseph Viscomi. 286 pages. (1993) 
Volume 6. 0691044163 Urizen Books. ed David Worrall. (1995) 231 pages. vg 120.00 a small scrape on the leading edge of the page block. Light bumping on the bottom corner dj front panel.

For sale by Jon Wobber, bookseller since 1978. OVERSIZE JI21a

     "The implications of the rarity of the Illuminated Books were recognized early on and there is a long history of attempts to reproduce them. Of these, the editions produced and published by the Trianon Press for the William Blake Trust are the most faithful and complete: but because they were issued only in small editions, these Blake Trust facsimiles have themselves become rare books.
      Recognizing that its purposes to make the Illuminated Books widely available had not been realized, the Blake Trust initiated a Collected Edition, intended to compromise 5 volumes but, in the event, making 6. The first two volumes, 'Jerusalem' and 'Songs of Innocence and of Experience', were published in 1991. Volume 3, 'The Early Illuminated Books' and Volume 5, 'Milton a Poem' followed in 1993. Volumes 4 and 6, published in 1995, complete the series. 
      The volumes are produced in uniform format to very high standards of reproduction, printing, binding and materials. Fine copies of the Books have been newly and meticulously photographed and the best modern technology has been applied to ensure that Blake's originals are reproduced as faithfully as possible. The Books are fully edited by leading Blake scholars. Thanks to substantial subvention the volumes are issued at prices which at least make these master work accessible, in authoritative editions, to anyone with more than a passing interest in Blake." - from the blurb on the back of the dj of volume 6.