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The Fortune Press, London., 1934 [i.e. c 1946]. New edition. Octavo. 32 pages. First published by the Parton Press in 1934, the book was then pirated by the Fortune Press in 1942 and re-issued several times, in various bindings, this being in a pebbled burgundy cloth, and always with the 1934 publication date. Very good indeed in very good dustwrapper nicked at head of spine.

London: The Fortune Press, 1954. Hardcover. Fair Condition/No Dust Jacket. This is a pirated edition. It has all the points, regarding noted misprints, to indicate that it is the third pirated edition of this collection of poems dated 1934 but put out by R. A. Caton at The Fortune Press in 1954 (d’Arch Smith 543). Bound in red cloth and missing the dust jacket, there is some water marking along one side of the front cover, however this does not affect the pages within. Size: Octavo. Category: Poetry; .

UK: Fortune Press, 1942. Second Edition . Cloth. Very Good ++/Near Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. New Edition 1942. The second edition of Thomas's first collection of poetry, originally published in 1934. This edition is dated 1934 but appeared in 1942. Includes his famous "The force that through the green fuse drives the flower." Book is very good++ and very bright. Light rubbing to spine tips. Contents good. The complete wrapper is good++ and age toned. Edges rubbed and nicked. More images can be taken upon request. Ref 13987 ###016142

The Fortune Press, 1942. 2nd. Hardcover. Good/Acceptable. Second edition. 1942, with green cloth, in jacket. Pages are clean and unmarked. Binding still strong. An owner's name inside, under the jacket flap. There is some loss to the jacket which has caused sunning to the cloth. Jacket also fairly sunned. Reliable customer service. Photos available. We ship daily. Expedited shipping available!

London: Fortune Press, [c.1942]. Third Issue of the Fortune Press edition, with the verso of the title page still stating ‘First Published in 1934’, and with Knole Park Press as printer, ‘no’ for ‘nor’ on page 12, line 8 and ‘word’ for ‘world’ on page 23, line 7. Pp. 31 [1]. 8vo., this copy in full green buckram, lettering in gilt to spine. Very slight offsetting to endpapers, a touch of foxing to top edge, gentle bump to tail of spine, but a presentable copy.||‘18 Poems’ was Thomas’s first collection of poetry, the winner of a contest sponsored by the ‘Sunday Referee’ in 1934. It contains the poem, ‘The force that through the green fuse drives the flower’ which, with its distinctive style, cemented his reputation as a poet.| Dylan Thomas’s first collection of poetry

London: The Fortune Press, 1934. 1st Fortune Pressing. Pages clean and bright with some spotting to end papers and a couple of pages at the back. Binding tight. Boards tidy. Previous bookseller sticker (small) to front pastedown. Previous owner inscription to front end paper (small). Some sunning to dust jacket with some rubbing to back spine edge. Spine heavily faded/sunned. Top edge of jacket has some creasing/bumping with top of spine torn (4mm). Otherwise a very nice copy. Hard. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo.

London: The Fortune Press, 1934. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. The second edition, c. 1940s. Published green cloth with gilt titling to spine, in unclipped (6s.) yellow dust jacket, with black titles to front and spine. Printed at Sevenoaks by Knole Park Press Ltd. Jacket toned with edge-wear, and loss to spine ends. The book shows some toning to endpapers, and some mild scattered foxing, but is otherwise clean, tight and unmarked. Very neat -- still a sound and handsome copy. 32pp..

London: The Fortune Press, 1934 [1942]. [Poetry] FORTUNE PRESS EDITION, First Issue. Octavo (23 x 15cm), pp.32. 'Knole Park Press' imprint at rear, with 'nor' to p.12 and 'world' to p.23. Blue / grey cloth with gilt titles to rounded spine. With the yellow dust-jacket, priced at 6s. Hinges starting. Rubbing and bumping to board edges and corners. Gilt largely worn from spine. Jacket heavily rubbed and worn to edges; spine toned and rubbed. Losses to head and tail of spine; some further chips and closed tears. Very good. Thomas' first poetry collection, including 'The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower.' Originally published in a very small edition by Sunday Referee & Parton Bookshop in 1934, the book was confusingly re-issued a number of times over the following decade without any edition statements on the copyright page, in a number of variant bindings.

London:: The Fortune Press,, [1942].. Second Fortune Press edition; first printing; first issue with the Knole Park Press imprint.. publisher's red buckram in dust jacket.. Old signature in green ink on front free endpaper; a little foxing to endsheets; some very faint light spotting to cloth; in a jacket with light use at edges and overall dust-soiling.. 8vo,.

London:: The Fortune Press,, [1934; actually 1942].. Second edition, with the Knole Park Press imprint.. publisher's rose boards in dust jacket.. A fine copy in a price-clipped jacket with a few light creases.. 8vo,. Rolph B2-e.

London:: The Fortune Press,, [1934; actually 1942].. Second edition, with the Knole Park Press imprint.. publisher's green cloth in dust jacket.. A fine copy in a price-clipped jacket with some tiny areas of use.. 8vo,. Rolph B2-e.

Fortune Press, 1942. Second Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Good. Presentable, clean, tight and sound copy. Publisher's cloth and gilt binding. Dust jacket is generally very good, not price clipped, tiny amount of chipping at edges, rubbed around spine and darkening. No inscriptions. Rolph B2e. 32 pages. Size approx. 9" by 6" . Quantity Available: 1. Category: Poetry; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 24992. .

London:: The Fortune Press,, [1934; actually 1942].. Second edition, with the Knole Park Press imprint.. publisher's rose boards in dust jacket.. Slightest of creasing to boards at extremities; otherwise fine in an unchipped jacket with some minor dust-soiling, mostly to the rear panel. . 8vo,. Rolph B2-e.

London: The Fortune Press c. 1942. Small 8vo. 32 pp. A Fortune Press 'bootleg' edition. Purple patterned boards, paper dust jacket, not price clipped. Uncut. Loss and tear to tail of spine of dust jacket. Lightly chipped at extremities. Spine and edges of book are lightly sunned and there are a few marks to the bottom edge of the prelims. Otherwise internally clean and neat. This is the Welsh poet's first published book of poetry, exploring themes characteristic of his 'womb-tomb' period - love, birth and death. Written in a lyrical and emotionally intense manner, contrasting with the restraint of contemporary poets of his time. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1942.

London: The Fortune Press, [c1942]. Second Edition, First Printing (Knole Park Press imprint on p. III, ënorí on p. 12, l. 8, and ëworldí on p. 23, l. 7). cfConnolly 78(a). 8vo. pp. 29, III. A fine copy in green cloth (ownership entry on front flyleaf).

Thomas, Dylan. 18 POEMS. London, Fortune Press, [1934]. 2nd edition of the author's first book. 1st issue of the 1942 Knole Press edition printed for Fortune. Purple cloth lettered in gilt on the spine. Dust jacket. Dust jacket lightly soiled and worn at the head and heal but otherwise in very good condition. Rolph B.2.

London:: The Fortune Press,, [1934].. First Fortune Press edition.. publisher's boards with olive cloth spine, in dust jacket.. Near fine, but with a 1" tear to the fore-edge of the title page in a jacket with severl minuscule chips and very slight tanning to the spine.. 8vo,.

London: The Fortune Press. Very Good. 1934. Second Edition. Hardcover. Boards a bit sunned. Endpapers foxed. Else a handsome copy ; 8vo; 32 pages .

London : The Fortune Press, 1942. Cloth. Very Good Indeed/Good. 9" by 6". None. The second edition of this collection of poems by Dylan Thomas. The second edition, later issue without any reference to previous editions as published. In the green cloth variant. Dylan Thomas was a Welsh poet and writer. This is a collection of eighteen of his poems. His poetry was influence by the modern symbolism and surrealism movements. In the original unclipped dust wrapper. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally, very smart. With a Foyles sticker to the front pastedown. Internally, firmly bound with bright and clean pages. In the original unclipped dust wrapper which is generally smart with some splitting to the spine and tears to the spine with some fading to the wraps. Very Good Indeed

London: The Fortune Press, 1942. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Second edition. Green cloth gilt. About fine in price-clipped else very near fine dust jacket. Author's first book. *Connolly 100*.