8 volumes edited by Talfourd Blair. Each volume with frontispiece. 516, 534, 482, 490, 496, 508, 499, and 523 printed pages including glossary at end. Printed by Robert Maclehose, University Press Glasgow. Exceptionally rare with Shakespeare's House original case. Original cream endpapers. Top edges yellow. No inscriptions. Model of Shakespeare's house constructed from plywood and card. The front folds down to reveal the contents of each of the eight volumes. 223 x 114 x 138 mm. Each volume, 82 x 124 mm. Original tan printed cloth; spine with 'Works of Shakespeare' and the volume number, surmounting list of plays and publisher all in maroon; plain back covers but maroon printed front covers with border and small corner-pieces. A few volumes with the odd slightly age-toned cloth. Date of book publication from British Museum. Box in printed paper covered boards with lettering on the front, "the Immortal Shakespeare was born here", and on the back, "The House at Stratford-on-Avon in which William Shakespeare was Born A.D. 23rd April 1564"; at the bottom edge is printed "Ulster Stationery Co. Belfast & London". Manufacturers, Ulster Stationery Company, were Box Makers, Lithographers, Letterpress Printers, Account Book Manufacturers and Book Binders, 28 Linenhall Street, Donegall Square South - the Ulster Stationery Company were not listed in the 1880 nor the 1894 directories, so were in business between at the most 1881 and 1893. Roof supplied in facsimile. Box rather worn and age-toned; slight edge wear, rubbing all over with mild spotting along the front inside flap. Not in Bondy, nor Spielmann, nor Welsh. Garbett lists a similar model in different dimensions and with different contents, formerly in the collection of Monsignor Francis Weber, now in Huntington Library, Los Angeles'. WorldCat locates no copies of this model of Shakespeare's House with these books worldwide. OCLC, 8831825. WorldCat locates 5 copies of just the edition of books without the house, worldwide (Cambridge, Princeton, Folger Shakespeare, Michigan, and Duke University Libraries). This is the only recorded copy of this edition in this Ulster Stationery Company presentation Shakespeare's House box, worldwide.