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New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1932. Included is a signed 3x5 card from the Hirsh Cohen collection, by the AUTHOR. Dustjacket I am listing this book without one, but it has one that is bad with large pieces missing. But I do have a slipcase from First Edition Library. Book: has two bottom corners bumped slightly, minor shelf wear, top of the spine has a little wear, and unevenness due to a manufacturing error which also cause a small wrinkle, light stains(small), orange cloth with gold boxes with title and publisher name, no cracking, very tight and square. A nice copy. The "A" is present as well as the seal, this is the 1st issue.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good-Very Good book/VG+ slipcase/poor dustjacket. Included is a signed copy of God's Little Acre by Franklin Library. And a BCE of Tobacco Road so it can be read instead of the valuable one.

inscribed and signed inside the front cover, the book is better than Good, it has wear to the corners, lightly soiled covers, light foxing to the inside covers. Author's 3rd and last book. Author titles include Cloud-Walking and Folks do get born. Only 1 of 2 books signed.

Red covers with Gray-Greenish lettering minor wear to the spine areas, edges. A small tear top spine. minor foxing inside the covers only, previous owners name in Pencil(?) 1st leaf. Unread tightness, very square, mostly clean. DJ has some chipping, edgewear, and foxing. Only copy listed with DJ and its a Harcourt 1921.

Green boards, moderate wear. Reading copy only, the value is the signed bookplate 1st leaf, checkout the photos

Ex-Lib but read on, Paper from the inside flaps of the Brodart, not the DJ, 2436 stamp 1st leaf and paper residue from ID plate, no markings usually with these books. The rear has paper removed inside the pastedown and paper-like front flap from Brodart, not DJ. there is sun fading to the edges and bruising to spine ends and wear bottom, stamp LIBRARY COPY on bottom page ends and an 8-7 top edge. DJ has minor rubbing only because it was protected in Brodart.

NOT BOOK CLUB is a former library, MAIN VALUE IS DJ. Contents pg to pg 46 light top rippling, pocket removed inside cover, tight signatures holding pages, last leaf mainly removed, inside rear DJ paper residue. Corner metal protectors, minor wear spine ends, still Good plus and better. THE BEST PART IS THE DJ WITH NO LIBRARY REMNANTS, 2ND PRINTING IS THE SAME AS 1ST PRINTING AND THIS ONE IS vg+ or better. Most people believe the rear spine of the DJ is faded, this DJ proves it was made that way, no fade, no rubbing, wear and a tear about an inch top inside flap corner, price intact bottom corner front flap. The rear flap has wear top inside, and the bottom has wear and 1/4 inch tear. Only library marking is the top edge stamped. A decent copy for a collection or nice DJ for book without one. More photos available, just showing DJ.

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. IT IS A STATED FIRST EDITION, BUT PRINT LINE IS 3. iT ALSO HAS A TICKET FOR THE SIGNING OF THIS BOOK INCLOSED.

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. I USUALLY BUY THIS TITLE FOR THE SIGNATURE(WHICH IS ONE OF HER BEST) BUT THE BOOK IS TOO NICE TO JUST THROW IT AWAY. SO IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE BEST AVAILABLE, THIS IS IT.

With all library markings, pocket, glue stains, etc. 2 different libraries, maybe checked out 3 or 4 times, still very tight 2nd printing stated. Corner protectors, stamp top edge, and an O bottom spine. IT IS THE DUSTJACKET THAT HAS VALUE, 1ST, AND 2ND ARE THE SAME IMAGE. tHIS ONE WAS LAMINATED AT WHAT SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN AT THE BEGINNING AND HAS HELD TOGETHER NICELY EXCEPT THE LIBRARY NUMBER TAG i BELIEVE IS UNDER THE LAMINATE, 1 LEVEL DOWN AND MIGHT BE DIRECTLY ON THE dj(I'not messing with that). And the price was removed, could be wiped down to clean some, otherwise a very bright copy. Photos available of the book

MINOR RIPPLING ON PAGES NOT ENDS(PRESSING DEFECT) #39, BEAUTIFUL SIGNATURE, CLEAR DJ.

Please see photos for more details. Most people look at the DJ at the spine think it is faded, it is too uniform on all the copies I see. This is also on her Northgate book. It was printed that way, just look at this near fine copy.

Book has all the markings, glue on covers and inside covers as well from tape many years, Again DJ has the VALUE. That has glue residue from tape, minor shelf wear and a torn corner inside flap rear bottom, and white tab bottom outside spine under the mylar I installed and might remover paper of DJ ? price removed and another tear inside top flap corner. photos available

PLEASE SEEE PHOTOS, LOOKS NEW TO ME.

Only copy I could find signed PERIOD, making this a one-of-a-kind!

FULL NUMBERLINE WITH 1,MINOR SOILING TO BOOK AND END PAGES,READ A FEW TIMES,VERY CORNERS WORN AND SMALL AMOUNT OF MUSHROOMING,SIGNED INSCRIBED ON THE page after copyright.

New York: Ballantine, 1998 unread condition the only defect is the Autographed Copy sticker on the front cover, signed attached bookplate on the first leaf/title page..One of his best-looking signatures Signed by Author. Trade Paperback. Near Fine/No Jacket as issued.

Red leather with gilt page ends. That is all I can say because it is still sealed. It does state on the spine that it is a signed edition, I have an unsealed one and it is the same and it is signed. I add a baggie to ensure moisture/dust stays out. And you have a choice of light protection please let me know which one or none from the photos. The Silver one has chrome corners, handle with an aluminum frame. The sides are heavy cardboard colored as metal, it is really nice looking. The others are computer sleeves in Black, Pink, or Bluish Teal. They all offer protection from color fading due to light, to retain it to look as you see now.

RED LEATHER AND GILT EDGES, signed 60 series. one minor defect under seal somehow. I'll put it 1st in photos if you can see it(bottom gold line in middle of glare..

I see no defects to book or DJ. Check the photos out for details.

New York: Knoft, 1922. 2nd printing(stated) or 1st trade edition after a numbered signed edition. Light wear and tear to the spine ends, light shelf-wear to the corners, still very tight copy no cracking.. Second Printing. Hard Cover. Good-Very Good/No Jacket.

The 2nd printing is the First Trade Edition after a signed limited printing. Greenish brown cloth with orange(title, stands out) and black lettering(fading on spine because of soiling). Soiled spine, wear to the spine ends, not to bad top more on bottom(there are small tears beginning to show) and minor tip wear. Previous owners name(and street # and name) in ink 1st leaf. A touch of foxing to the first/last pages and pastedowns. The bind is still holding tight, a nice copy to fill the gap till you can afford the $2000-5000 signed limited. Many photos of this book being offered at $250.