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PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. The first editions of this title is getting harder to find. The brown stain is from excess grease on the rollers on the first run of the first editions, first printings. Making this book a 1st state edition. And also Lovely Pearl on page 19.

New York: Macmillan, 1935. web showing at the 3rd last leaf and at the main title page only reason for not being Very Good in my opinion. Black linen covers with silver lettering,the macmillian is faded the rest is very bright, Minor shelfwear,minor fraying on the corners of the spine.1935 on the main title page and set up December 1935, first printing.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good+/No Jacket.

STATED FIRST AMERICAN EDITION OF THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION, ONLY FLAW IS A LIGHT STAIN ON THE SPINE. BOOK IS LIKE NEW EXCEPT THE PREVIOUS OWNERS BOOKPLATE ON THE INSIDE COVER. SLIPCASE HAS A LIGHT STAIN,RUBBING AND WEAR, BETTER THAN VG.

Price-clipped, very very minor edge-wear. Previous owner's name inside front cover. I was going to put it down as a gap filler till I searched pictured copies on the internet and this one looked better than the $100 copy on eBay. So it earned its right to be in this collection. DJ with the label for Pultizer/Critics Circle. Redish cloth with White lettering. After seeing other copies of this book I believe it is a Book Club Edition, price reflects that.

BOTH OF THESE ARE 2 DIFFERENT KINDS FIRST EDITIONS,LIMITED NUMBERED #200 0F 350,BADLY SUNNED SPINE,LIGHT SOILING TO SLIPCASE AND COVERS. AND THE STATED FIRST EDITION(1ST TRADE ED SINCE THERE WAS A SPECIAL ED),SIGNED ON THE FIRST LEAF SIGNATURE ONLY. LIGHT SOILING AND 2 CORNERS LIGHTLY BUMPED/ROUNDED,LIGHT WEAR TO DJ,PRICE INTACT. BOTH ARE UNREAD TIGHTNESS AND SQUARE.

CODE C-8-46 = 3RD PRINTING, AUGUST, 1946. Book is tight,clean, and square. but spine is faded,surface tears spine, and wear.

5th printing code f-11-46,blue with lighter blue lettering,very minor shelfwear to book,slight browning to page ends and inside covers,previous owner name in light pencil 1st leaf. DJ; has big tears,the one on the spine all the way down,1/2 inch chips and rubbing,the dj is now in mylar to keep the dj together and protect it.

[b.7.46] b=2nd printing,7=month July,46=year 1946. Dark Brownish Maroon cloth with gold lettering(all intact), spines ends bruised, corners sharp, unread tightness, very square, and very clean(no marks). Very uniform colors except for front cover about 2 x 2 bottom near spine. All page edges milled. The top spine is lightly pulled, noticeable slightly because the paper is semi-squared.I will probably find a dustjacket to increase the value and will add a spare signature to increase the value even more but for now, the price is as-is for now.

TOP TWO CORNERS BUMPED, BRUSIED SPINE ENDS OTHERWISE VG+. INSCRIPTION ON THE 1ST LEAF(???,ENJOY THIS PRESCRIPTION FOR EXCITEMENT,DAVID PERRY,9-20 2014 A NICE COPY BUT THE SIGNATURE IS BEAUTIFUL really rare to find signed.

LIGHT SOILING,LIGHT BUMPING TO SPINE ENDS,BOTH BOOKS TOP CORNERS HAVE A MINOR BUMP MAYBE A LIGHT FADE TO SPINE.UNREAD TIGHTNESS AND SQUARE.

Blue cloth with Gold Lettering, 2 volumes, stated First Edition. This set is autographed on the 1st leaf of both Volumes by Robert P. Patterson is a war hero of WW1, later served on the Bench as a Judge nominated by FDR only to be tapped by FDR to be his Sec of War, but instead ask for a lower position so he could spend more time at being instrumental in the mobilization of the armed forces preparatory to and during World War 2, it was during this time this set of Pershing's Experiences in WW1 helped in WW2 by Patterson. In one of the photos, you can see a dark smudge on the page ends about halfway to the bottom and runs from front to back where Robert thumbing thru them so often. I rescued these books 25 years ago and offered them to someplace preserving his service for the cost of postage, they refused so I stored them. This is the 1st time in 25 years these books have been on the market. I know you Military Buffs will realize the importance of these books and the role they played in the Victory for… Leer más

Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill, 1928. This is the First Edition stated on the copyright page, this title is getting very hard to find and the price keeps going up, there is no DJ but check the bonus at the last of this listing. Book has minor shelf wear to the edges, light rubbing, hinges holding nicely make the book very square, very very clean, with the top edge stained a faded red, and uneven cut pages. The label on the front cover is bearly rubbed, but the label on the spine does have a wee bit more light scratches and rubbing, but very very bright and readable, no marks I can see. BONUS: I believe this is the first issue from Grossett & Dunlap because of the dark red-stained top page edge, has its dustjacket with minor chipping and rubbing and light soiling(now in mylar), the book itself is NF and very collectible, this book is about 1/2 taller than the true 1st edition, but if you trimmed the DJ you would have a nice substitute DJ for the 1st edition. Bonus 2: a smalled Signed and numbered copy… Leer más

green cloth spine with soiled paper boards, spine label is intact but worn and missing author's name , metal corner guards, spine ends have wear and bruised heavily on the bottom, touch of foxing inside the covers, # 1321 out of 2000.

Has the Paper labels, both red. Rust colored ink Main Title Page, no publisher's name spine bottom, Could be either a unstated 1st, 2nd printing. Small damage to front cover label, small damage to spine label, brusied spine ends, light soiling to spine, very tight red stained top edge, slight lean

Bobbs Merrill at the spine bottom(stamped), red boxes(stamped) with black raised lettering, rust colored ink main title pg, spine solied, and the ends bruised and wear also. Very tight and square. This is a 3rd state with the Bobbs Merill on the spine and the boxes stamped instead of paper labels. Printing unknown.

DJ dates this a 5th state or later because the yellow band is printed(5th or later) not added(4th or later). Publisher on bottom spine,all black ink main title page, stamp boxes(3rd or later). Book is very tight, square, no marks, just minor bruising to spine ends.

No DJ, bruised spine ends and wear, brown top stain, soiled spine as well, very tight and square and unmarked. the main title page has black and brown ink. unknown printing or issue.

Triangle reprinted 2nd 1941, spine ends have tears, and the pages moderately age-toned, fragile and worn. Stained red on all page ends.

The different states are: 1st is stated,paper labels,red border main title page. 2nd State(or maybe ARC) not stated,paper labels,red border main title page. 3rd State BOBBS added spine bottom, stamped labels, red border main title page. 4th State(same as 3rd but) has a black border main title page. After that who cares.This is 3rd state, very nice 2nd issue DJ(no band, not known which is preferred). See photos.

PLEASE SEE THE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS. tHE DUSTJACKET IS WORNED but any with this title(early ones) are rare, The first run dustjacksts by G&D are fashioned after the original. And are collectible themselves.