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Chase, Cleveland Sherwood Anderson New York Robert McBridge & Co. 1927 First Edition Hardcover Fine Near fine 12mo (19 cm), pp. 84. Black boards, pictorial jacket is clipped on all four corners (though original $1 price remains). Unread book with unopened pages. Jacket has slight edge wear. Dust jacket present. First Edition.
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25.00 USD
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Crandell, George W. Tennessee Williams A Descriptive Bibliography Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Press 1995 0822937697 / 9780822937692 First Edition Hardcover Fine Octavo (23 cm), pp. 673. Navy boards with gilt titling. From the Pittsburgh Series in Bibliography, documents printed material, sound recordings, and translations. Includes index and numerous fascimile illustrations. First Edition.
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120.00 USD
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Gekoski, R.A. Catalogue 4 Spring 1984 Warwickshire, England R.A. Gekoski 1984 Staplebound Very good Octavo (21 cm), pp. 31. Staplebound magenta wrapppers, 206 entries including works by Lawrence Durrell, Graham Greene, H.G. Wells and Virginia Woolf. Wrappers have light wear along binding. Rick Gekoski is a British author, rare book dealer, founder of two presses, and former Man Booker judge, among many other accomplishments and occupations.
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20.00 USD
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Miller, Jeffrey Paul Bowles: A Descriptive Bibliography Santa Barbara Black Sparrow Press 1986 Hardcover Fine Signed Octavo (22.5 cm), pp. 323. Limited edition signed by Bowles and Miller (#45/200). Decorative boards with paper spine label, no jacket as issued. Covers Bowles' work from his first published article in the baseball issue of The Oracle in 1926, through 1985. Includes black and white reproductions of Bowles' book jackets.
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175.00 USD
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Miller, Jeffrey Paul Bowles: A Descriptive Bibliography Santa Barbara Black Sparrow Press 1986 Hardcover Near fine Octavo (22.5 cm), pp. 323. Limited edition signed by Bowles and Miller (#35/200). Decorative boards with paper spine label, no jacket as issued. Small spot of glue on free front endpaper, two small white paint spots on lower board. Covers Bowles' work from his first published article in the baseball issue of The Oracle in 1926, through 1985. Includes black and white reproductions of Bowles' book jackets. Bookplate laid in from Gore Vidal's Italian Villa, "La Rondinaia Ravella." Vidal wrote the introduction to Bowles' Collected Stories, and the two were friends.
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250.00 USD
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Mott, Howard S. Catalogue 248: The Life of O.O. McIntyre Sheffield, MA Howard S. Mott Inc. Staplebound Fine Octavo (23 cm), pp. 80. Red paper wrappers, staplebound. Includes 222 items related to the life of the early 20th century New York columnist. Published by one of the founding members of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America.
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12.00 USD
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Potter, Jack, [John Dos Passos] A Bibliography of John Dos Passos Chicago Normandie House 1950 First Edition Hardcover Very good Signed Octavo (23 cm), pp. 94, [2]. Signed and inscribed by Dos Passos to his editor at Lovell Thompson on free front endpaper: "For Lovell & K- When you get sick of it you can turn it over to the research dep't of Houghton Mifflin - it's gotten up by a very nice young guy in Chicago who seems to have done a good job. Yrs ever, Dos." Limited edition (#12/365). Brown cloth with gilt spine titling and Dos Passos facsimile signature on upper board, deckle edge. Includes Addenda of periodical articles tipped in on recto of final leaf. Boards have mostly light edge and corner wear and some rubbing, with two indentations at top of upper board. Glue from Addenda has bled through onto verso of final leaf.A unique association copy. Dos Passos was called "Dos" by his friends, and often signed books to them in this manner. Thompson, who was head of HM's trade division for most of the 42 years he spent there, was called a "brilliant conceptualizer" by his colleagues upon his passing. In addition to Dos Passos, he worked with Bernard DeVoto, Anya Seton, John Kenneth Galbraith, and Andrew and Betsy Wyeth. In his introduction to this volume, Dos Passos reflects that "It's hard to imagine what anybody could possibly say to introduce a volume of bibliography ... listing his own works. It's like asking a man to engrave the plate on his coffin after he's been laid away in it by the undertaker." First Edition.
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875.00 USD
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Slide, Anthony A Man Named Smith: The Novels and Screen Legacy of Thorne Smith Duncan, OK Bear Manor Media 2010 1593935285 / 9781593935283 First Edition Paperback Near fine Signed Octavo (23 cm), pp. 175, plus pp. 32 (1934 promotion monograph, "Thorne Smith: His Life and Times with a Note on His Books & a Complete Bibliography"). Signed by author on title page. Includes index, black and white photos. Wrappers have light edge wear. First Edition.
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Wallace, Charles Stewart Swaziland: A Bibliography Johannesburg, South Africa University of Witwatersrand 1967 Paperback Very good Quarto (29.5 cm), pp. x, 87. Green paper wrappers. Organized by subject, with indices to authors, geography, and minerals. Wrappers are sunned, former owner's name inside front cover, light edge wear. Written by Wallace as a thesis for a degree in librarianship, and meant to update the 1950 bibliography of Swaziland written by Johanna Arnheim.
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25.00 USD
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