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Secker & Warburg, 1984. Hardcover. Good. . Dust jacket has some wear, scuffs, and tears. Pages are tanned.

Harcourt, 1984-05-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 14x10x2. Hardcover and dust jacket. Good binding and cover. Clean, unmarked pages. Some wear to slip case. XIX, 381 p. This is an oversized or heavy book, which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US.

Weston, MA: M&S Press, 1984. Near Fine. Weston, MA: M&S Press, 1984. Limited Edition of 330 copies of which this is no. 316. Folio (35.5cm.); publisher's deluxe quarterbound navy Niger goat over marbled paper boards by Gray Parrot Bookbinder, in original gray linen slipcase; 381pp.; text chiefly printed from facsimile. Touch of rubbing to extremities. Tight in binding, pages unmarked. Slipcase sturdy and sound. Near Fine. A reproduction of the only extant manuscript of Orwell's dystopian novel. It arrived in the Scribner's rare book room by way of Orwell's widow. From Scribner's it made its way to the hands of the late bookseller and publisher Dan Siegel, who provides the preface here.

Weston, Mass.: M & S Press, 1984. First edition thus. Edited by Daniel G. Siegel. A folio-sized volume, bound in quarter navy-blue "Niger goat" leather over marbled boards and housed in the original cloth-covered slipcase. Number 58 of 275 copies bound as such. (An additional 55 were bound in full leather.) Over 40% of Orwell's handwritten fourth draft is reproduced in facsimile with a typescript, including corrections, on opposing pages. According to Orwell's second wife, Sonia (as quoted in Peter Davidson's introduction), "George always threw away all his mss., letters etc, so his actual working methods are very badly documented." those that have survived are generally typescript, making the handwritten manuscript particularly interesting. A fine copy in near fine slipcase with one of the open corners starting but still tight. UNACCOUNTABLY SCARCE