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Zürich: Rhein, 1930. Hardcover. Very Good. Second German edition. Octavos. 632, 611pp. Text in German. Bound into half leather over marbled papercovered boards. Moderate egewear, Volume II worn at the crown and with the lower hinge barely starting but sound, a very good set. The first German trade edition, after a 1927 subscriber's edition.

Hamburg, Paris, Bologna: Odyssey Press, 1933. These are Very Good Plus to Near Fine copies of the Second Printing (October 1933) of the Odyssey issue, first published in December 1932; an attractive early printing of Joyce's masterwork; scarce in the trade, yet still affordable. Two small volumes with maroon cloth bindings and gilt lettering. Clean text; 400 pages and 392 pages (the pagination is continuous). Previous-owner signature on the endpapers. Some slight shelf-rub and a tiny hint of a splay; two small spots on cover of Volume Two. No dustwrappers, as issued. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Second Printing.. Hard Cover. Very Good Plus/No Jacket.

Hamburg: Odyssey, 1932. This is the first German Edition (text in English). In two volumes bound in tan wraps, stamped in red. The only flaw is a diagonal chip to the bottom corner of the first volume, but overall, an acceptable set. "The Definitive Standard Edition" by Stuart Gilbert. Ref.: Slocum and Cahoon 20. On the bottom of the back panel it states, "Not to be introduced into the British Empire or the U.S.A.". 791 pp. . First German Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.

Hamburg: The Odyssey Press, 1932. First Edition Thus. Softcover. Octavo, 2 vols.; VG; softcover; in publisher's Fair glassine, in Fair gray slipcase; spines white, with red lettering; mild shelf wear and soiling to vols.; mild age toning to crowns and tails of spines; pages clean; CX consignment; shelved Case 2. 1346089. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

Hamburg, Paris, Bologna: Odyssey Press, 1935. Two volumes (400 pages, 2nd volume continues pages 401 to 792). With additions and corrections by Stuart Gilbert, this is still considered by many to be the definitive text, a controversial subject among Joyce scholars and on which Quercus offers no opinion. These are, however, very nice copies from this First Edition Thus, the Third Printing (August, 1935). "Ulysses" was still banned, and there is the disclaimer "Not to be introduced into the British Empire or the USA" on the rear boards. Very Good condition, issued in wraps: stiff light gray paper covers with maroon lettering that have less wear and tear than is usually encountered. Creasing to the front corners indicates that the work was actually read; minor wrinkling to the head and foot of the spines; minor foxing, seen on the edges. Lacking the slipcase, these are now in archival plastic protectors. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. First Thus. Soft Cover.… Leer más

Budapest: Nova Irodalmi Intézet, 1947. First Hungarian edition. Hardcover. Fair to very good condition. 1/100, out of series. Octavo. iii (i), 310, (2) 294 (1)pp. Original red quarter cloth over textured gray paper with gilt-stamped title on cover and spine, in original illustrated dustjackets. Black endpapers. With portrait drawing of Joyce reproduced for introduction. First published serialized in The Little Review, and in 1922 in its entirety in Paris. One of the most important works of modernist literature. Text in Hungarian. Some wear of dustjackets along edges, chips, volume one with one medium sized at head of spine, volume two with larger chip at bottom back cover, both rubbed. Previous owner's signature on both title pages, rubbed out partially in volume two. Cloth spines slightly faded, including lettering. Djs in fair to good-, bindings in good+, interiors in very good condition.