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Issue points include Reddish Brick(2nd state) colored cloth, 1918 Main Title Page match 1918 Copyright page(1st Edition), multiple color paper(wartime used whatever was available,2nd state), Measuring across the sheets 1 1/8 inch(state a). Making this a Mix State 1st Edition. The limitation page from the Autograph Collection of the Works has been tipped in, this being #115 of 565 copies.Book: Maroon cloth with black lettering, small stain top spine cloth with both ends having small tears, Top 1 and fraying at the tear, Bottom 3 and fraying at the tears and pushed in cloth. faded cloth in the front gutter and previous owner's name in ink 1st leaf. Check the pictures it is a very nice book.Comes with an unfinished wood book with a magnet closure lid. Be careful rubbing your across the edges because it is unfinished with your personal touch. It protects the book from UV light damage.

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS for details. This book is the 1st State brown(english tan) and white pages. The very first pages(called a signature) is off set. The covers are lightly frayed and touched up. The inside has a name and an ink marking on 3rd leaf. But other than that if is NEAR FINE. I found an old jewelry box(?) and thought it looked nice in it. It looks old too. Grab it had this price before I find a signature for it, I have a few, then the price goes up up up.

CODE IS D-X FOR APRIL-1948,EARLY REPRINT.SIGNED ON THE TITLE PAGE UNDER HIS PRINTED NAME,OWNER SIGNED BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER.LIGHT WEAR AND SOILING AND TOUCH OF BROWNING.

1. Is a signed(signature only main title page) Advance Reading Copy 1989 stated First Edition but it is a softcover that is age-toned. Tight unread, square, clean.2. Is the hardcover version that is stated First Edition and is defect-free the best of the best also signed on the Main Title Page with signature only.

i HAVE A TRUE 1ST WITH THE MCMVIII(1908) ON THE MAIN TITLE PAGE, SAME AS THE COPYRIGHT NOV 1908, illustrated front cover and spine with gold lettering, designs in three colors blue, yellow, brown on tan cloth.soiled more on spine and back cover(maybe clean up) ex-library Free Community Library with makeshift pocket inside rear cover, library name stamped 1st leaf.some pages were not cut so some edges are chipped. Clean inside, text seems unread, tight, square. one loose illustration.Fairly successful play early in their careers. COLLECTIBLE FOR THE TARKINGTON FAN.

PLEASE SEE THE PHOTOS OF THIS HIGHLY COLLECTABLE SIGNED COPY BY BOOTH TARKINGTON. ONLY SIGNED COPY I CAN FIND

tRUE 1ST ED, WITH DATE ON MAIN TITLE PAGE. Book has darkening covers and darker spine which made the lettering(gold) and designs to pop out. illustrated front cover in blue,tan,black foxing to the 1st illustration and tissue guard, a lot less to main title page. Seems to be complete with very tight, clean and square. see photos.

WITH ONE TINY SPOT OF FRAYING TOP BRUISED SPINE,BOTTOM SPINE ALSO BRUISED,LIGHT SHELFWEAR,FAINT FADED SPINE. NO MARKS,VERY CLEAN,UNREAD TIGHTNESS.

PUBLISHED JANUARY, 1924. FIRST PRINTING OF EDWIN'S 2ND PULITZER(HE GOT 3).RED CLOTH WITH LIGHT GRAY PAPER LABELS,BOTH PRESENT. 2 SMALL STAINS TO FRT COVER(DISCOLORED VERY LITTLE),LIGHT FRAYING TO THE SPINE ENDS,TOUCH OF SHELFWEAR TO THE SQUARE CORNERS,UNREAD TIGHTNESS,LIGHT AGE BROWNING TO THE PAGES.UNMARKED, there appears to be a line of unglued cloth looking like a crease(it is not). Added bonus is a LATER printing of TRISTRAM.

BLACK PAPER COVERED BOARDS, GOLD LETTERING. vERY LITTLE WEAR TO BOOK OR dj. UNREAD, VERY CLEAN AND SQUARE.

dark leather with gilt designs and lettering, part of the 1997 Pulitzer Prize Winners by EASTON PRESS. #1253 OF 2500 ISSUED. I don't see any defects except for very tight pastedowns. Book is unread tightness, very clean and square. Collectible and sought after because they are true signed copies.

DARK BLUE LEATHER WITH GOLD LETTERING, PLEASE CHECK PHOTOS FOR GOLD PIN-PRICKS ON THE EDGES. tHIS ONE COMES WITH THE 2ND SIGNATURE ON THE C.O.A. AND A UNUSED BOOKPLATE. IT IS STATED 1997 PULITZER PRIZE WINNER: FICTION.

TAN WITH BLACK LETTERING, A SMALL CRESE ACROSS TOP FRONT CORNER.

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.

blue cloth covers with gold & silver lettering,only a touch of rubbing.shelfwear to the extreme ends of the spine and corners. DJ: has light soilng,minor shelfwear and 1 tear frt bottom near spine about 1 inch,price intact. AUTHOR INSCRIBED 1ST TITLE PAGE 5 LINES WITH FULL SIGNATURE AND DATED OCT 22, 1968 IN BLUE INK

STATED FIRST EDITION,MINOR DUSTING SOIL ON PAGE ENDS,AND A SMUDGE JUST INSIDE THE FRONT COVER 1ST LEAF,LIGHT BUMPING TO SPINE ENDS,UNREAD TIGHTNESS,NO MARKS. DJ; NO DEFECTS I CAN SEE,BUT SOMEBODY ALWAYS SEES SOMETHING I DON'T-WHEN USING A MICROSCOPE.

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. MAYBE A LITTLE BRUISING TO THE SPINE ENDS. This is one of the cheapest Pulitzer Prize Winners I have found in this condition. Snap them up.
Make sure the Dustjacket has a price because I have seen Book Club Editions with the same copyright page, make sure of the publisher as well.

VERY NICE LOOKING COPY WITH CORNER PROTECTORS.

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. tHIS IS GOING TO BE PAIRED WITH A FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER BUT IF YOU GOTTA HAVE IT THEN GET IT HERE.

this looks bad but it is rare and all together, I did have to add clear tape to keep it together on the spine(publisher's name still present). It was once purple boards, if you move it around you can see the title on the front cover. This one will probably be added with a 1922 version. These Miscellanies are NEW poems not to be published in book form and only a few in Magazines. Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg, Sara Teasdale, etc. This one is by the publishers, the 1922 was taken up by Louis Untermeyer as editor. Very rare book.