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Nice early reprint of the first Tarzan book in a facsimile dustjacket. Cover shows wear, but binding and interior of the books are excellent.

Grosset and Dunlap printing from 1930 with gorgeous facsimile 1st edition dustjacket in very good condition

Circa 1928, this is a Grosset and Dunlap printing (Zeuschner) in very good condition with frontispiece in a facsimile 1st edition dustjacket.

Here's a nice 1948 reprint of this Tarzan title in a facsimile dustjacket in very good condition

Circa 1930's, this is a Grosset and Dunlap printing (Zeuschner) in very good condition with original dustjacket.

A Grosset and Dunlap printing from 1930 or so with original dustjacket, both in very good condition

Here's a lovely1948 reprint of this Tarzan title in original dustjacket in fine condition. It was one of the ERB Inc. "survivors of the storeroom fire" with just a little evidence of that, it comes in the original dustjacket.

A Grosset and Dunlap printing from 1930 or so with original dustjacket, both in very good condition

Here's a nice 1948 reprint of this Tarzan title in the original dustjacket in very good condition.

This is a rare and highly sought-after first edition of "Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle" in a facsimile dustjacket beautifully illustrated by J. Allen St. John. The book was published in 1928 by A.C. McClurg One of the hardest Tarzan first editions to find, even with the back cover damaged, which is reflected in the price.

Circa 1919 this is a McClurg 1st edition/2nd state in very good condition with frontis in a facsimile dustjacket. Tightly bound with clean interior pages and plates.
This book was printed twice in 1918 by A.C. McClurg, and, again twice in 1919.

Circa 1919 this is a McClurg 1st edition/1st state in very good better condition with frontis and interior plates in a facsimile dustjacket.

Nice first edition in very good condition in a new facsimile dustjacket.
A.C. McClurg published this book on September 30, 1924. and the spine bears their name. The cover is brown and the text is dark brown. There were only 10,000 copies of this first edition printed.

Circa 1921 this is a McClurg 1st edition in very good condition with frontis in a facsimile dustjacket.

A very nice copy of this rare Tarzan first editon in very good, maybe near fine, condition. A little fading of the spine, otherwise clean and tightly bound with fresh white pages and nice clean cover.
Metropolitan Books, Inc. only published this title once, in 1929, so every book of this title with "Metropolitan" on the spine is a first edition.

A lovely copy of this first thus edition by Canaveral in the original (not price clipped) jacket, both in fine condition.
In 1963 Canaveral Press published this book called "Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins" which includes both previous published "Tarzan Twin" stories. Some consider the Canaveral Press publication to be a first edition but as the other two stories appeared previously in hardback, the Canaveral Press would rightly be considered a "First thus" edition.

This is the complete set of Adventures for Boys and Girls released about 1950, Grosset and Dunlap printings. Except Tarzan of the Apes which is an earlier printng with a facsimile dustjacket. All the othere are in fine condition with the original dustjackets which have some chipping.

A fne copy, rare in this condition (one of the nicest I have seen), in a facsimile dustjacket.
Metropolitan Books, Inc. only published this title once, in 1929, so every book of this title with "Metropolitan" on the spine is a first edition.

A good or better copy with recent professional binding repair. Now tightly bound with some foxing, but mostly clean pages.
This is the first book Edgar Rice Burroughs ever wrote for publication. Though it was published by All-Story magazine in 1911, it wasn't published in hardback until Oct. 10, 1917 by A.C. McClurg & Co. They only printed this title one time, so any book bearing their name on the spine is a first edition. The binding is dark brown and the lettering is orange. Frank E. Schoonover illustrated the dust jacket and five interior drawings. A total of 10,200 copies were printed.

Complete set of Tarzan genuine1st editions. The first one is a different 1st (with acorn). A couple (the Canaverals) have original dustjackets, most of the rest are facsimiles.
Most are in very good or better condition, none are incomplete, bindings are all tight. Even the ones with cover wear are very nice internally.