FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY (1821-1881) Polnoe sobranie sochineniy F.M. Dostoevskogo [Complete Works of F.M. Dostoevsky]: [in 23 vols.]. Vols. 1-21. St Petersburg: Prosveshchenie; Samoobrazovanie, 1911-[1918]. (World Library. Collected Works of Famous Russian and Foreign Writers).

Vol. 1: Poor Folk. - The Double. - Mr Prokharchin. - A Novel in Nine Letters. - 488 pp.; 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 2: The Landlady. - Polzunkov. - A Weak Heart. - Another Man’s Wife and the Husband under the Bed. - An Honest Thief. - A Christmas Tree and a Wedding. - White Nights. - IV, 378 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 3: Netochka Nezvanova. - A Little Hero. - On the European Events of 1854 (poem). - Uncle’s Dream. - 498 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 4: The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants. - A Nasty Story. - Winter Notes on Summer Impressions. - 500 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 5: Notes from Underground. - The Crocodile. - The Gambler. - The Eternal Husband. - VI, 630 pp., [10] pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 6: Notes from the House of the Dead. - 452 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 7: Humiliated and Insulted. - 520 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 8: Crime and Punishment. Parts I-III. - 394 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 9: Crime and Punishment. Parts IV-VI. - VI, 388 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 10: The Idiot. Beginning. - 492 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 11: The Idiot. Conclusion. - 452 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 12: Demons. Parts I-II (beginning). - 476 pp., 1 leaf frontispiece; Vol. 13: Demons. Part II (conclusion) - III. - 512 pp.; Vol. 14: The Adolescent. Parts I-II (beginning). - 414 pp.; Vol. 15: The Adolescent. Part II (conclusion) - III. - 440 pp.; Vol. 16: The Brothers Karamazov. Parts I-II (beginning). - 484 pp.; Vol. 17: The Brothers Karamazov. Part II (conclusion) - III. - 392 pp.; Vol. 18: The Brothers Karamazov. Part IV and Epilogue. - 450 pp.; Vol. 19: Critical Articles. - A Writer’s Diary for 1873. - Political Articles. - Appendices: Two Editor’s Notes; Little Pictures. On the Road. - VIII, 428 pp., [1] p.; Vol. 20: A Writer’s Diary for 1876. - XVIII, 420 pp.; Vol. 21: A Writer’s Diary for 1877, 1880 and 1881. - 524 pp.; 17 x 12.5 cm. In ten contemporary half-leather bindings. Spines with raised bands and gilt tooling, blind-stamped upper boards. In very good condition. Rubbing to the spines. After the Revolution two additional volumes, 22 and 23, were published: sketches, notes, previously unknown works, drafts and other working papers collected and annotated by L.P. Grossman (Petrograd, 1918). One of the finest collected editions of the works of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881).