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Signed by author with a personal message, dated 1997.
Like new, near fine edition. Full DJ; no clipping; price shown $25.00; tight binding, clear, bright pages, unmarked; seemingly unread. Very good dust jacket.
Number line shows 2 as lowest number, second edition.

Modern Library 1957, first edition thus. Red cloth hardback with black and gold embossed lettering; Good condition; pages clean but tears on front free endpage and next page; all other pages v. good. 425pp plus adverts. Bumps and edging on HB corners and top/bottom of spine. Some faded stains on cloth cover. Property of US Navy stamp on top pages of closed book. Missing dj.

SCARCE 1912 Reprint of 1768 edition, fixing first edition errors. Illustrated, 442 pp + adverts. Publisher's original Hardback, burgundy-red cloth with gold gilt design and lettering on front cover and spine. Clean, unmarked, deckled pages. Binding tight. PROVIDENCE: Charles E. Lauriat of Boston, known for his rare book dealing and for being a surviver of the Lusitania ship that aGerman submarine torpedoed and sank in 1915; 1,195 passengers died; Lauriat survived. His bookplate/paste down on front end paper. Additional photos upon (email) request. For shipping, book will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a clean box. We ship internationally. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Shakespeare's Love Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra with engravings throughout , notes, and index of words and phrases.
A beautiful 1909 edition of Shakespeares's love story of the fated lovers in a compact-size reddish cloth hardback cover and beautiful engravings throughout.
Clean pages and engravings, no markings, very good pale cream color to pages (not tanned).
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Clean, crisp pages, tight binding; hardback with dust cover, both very good condition; First edition; first printing. Seems unread, new.

Dark green cloth with black design and letter on front and spine. Reprint, printing stated January 1913. Clean, unmarked pages except for names of prev. owners on endpages, light tanning, vi - xxxi, 224 pp. plus adverts including insert of the rising of prices to 30 cents for certain editions. Binding seems tight though spine's cloth is ripped on lower half next to front board. Please email seller if you would like additional photos. Books are wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a clean box. We ship internationally.

World's Popular Classics reprint of 1861 edition. Publisher's original Hardback, brown/white tweed paper cover with brown spine (paper to simulate leather binding), gilt design and lettering on spine, brown printers ink on top edges, corners bumped. Clean, unmarked pages, begining to tan. Binding is tight. Circa 1950. Part of World's Popular Classics series in the Art Type Edition. No dust jacket as issued. Please email seller if you would like additional photos. Books are wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a clean box. We ship internationally.

Unpaginated; full color on each page. Illustrated with full color pictures of Snoopy and his Peanuts frirends, based on the feature film "Snoopy, Come Home."
Good condition pages, clean, bright; cover worn, spine worn, but binding still tight.
1972 Edition by Fawcett Publications; few copies on the market of the Fawcett edition in 1972. No printing stated; no number line. No ISBN. Lib of Congress #. Fawcett Crest price on front corner: $1.50.

Red cloth hardback with raised ivory cameo design on front cover, gold embossed lettering on front and spine. Cameo Classics were a reprint series of illustrated classics published until the late 1940s. No date in this edition. Faded spine with bumps on edges. No dj or slipcover. Please email seller if you would like additional photos.

FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING of this bestseller; with dustjacker, very good, unclipped; Hardback binding tight, very good; pages clean and bright.

Scarce edition with bright red cloth, gold embossed lettering and designs on cover and spine; white pictorial landscape on front cover. Good condition, minor bumps on edge of crown and heel of spine and coners, otherwise very good. Frontispiece and illustrations throughout. 491 pp. plus adverts. No date listed, circa 1901-1910. No dj. Banned in 1881 for the love story. Augusta Jane Wilson was an American author during the American Civil War whose books were banned by the Amer Library Assoc in 1881. She was the first woman to earn US $100,000 through her writing.

LIMITED printing. Star Wars Del Rey 2018 Free Sampler is a flip book paperback with one side containing short stories from a variety of Star Wars books (213 pp + adverts) and the other side containing excerpts from various fantasy novels (198 pp + adverts). Limiited to Comic Con Release Only in 2018. The book is unread and in very good condition with a small crease to one corner. Additional photos upon (email) request. For shipping, book will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a clean box. We ship internationally.

FIRST EDITION stated, 17th printing, 1922 in publisher's original Hardback binding, navy cloth with inlaid label on front cover, faded gilt title on spine. Binding is square and tight. "This book is fully illustrated with 8 three-color pages, over 100 black and white pictures and numerous animated maps and half-tones drawn by the author." The covers are clean with some shelf wear to the corners and edges and crown/heel of spine. Clean, unmarked pages, seemingly unread. Additional photos upon (email) request. For shipping, book will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a clean box. We ship internationally. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover;]

Rare original red cloth hardback with black illustration and lettering on front board and spine, color illustrations on every pg, very good with bright colors; frontispiece, ii-v, 56 pp., DUST JACKET with unclipped price of $1.35 and an advert for "Sambo and the Twins: A New Adventure of Little Black Sambo" on the rear flap; good+ with edge wear. Reprint of the 1880s printing, circa 1942 to 1964 (previous owners inscription on first free endpaper, dated 1964). This printing not described in Barton, however, it is similar to the 1942 printing with publisher locations in N.Y. and Philadelphia; however, 1942 edition pg numbers were printed in blue ink, this edition has black ink numbers. (See Barton "Pictis Orbis Sambo" pg 118.) [Attributes: Hard Cover; In Dust Jacket] Please email seller if you would like additional photos. Books are wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped in a clean box. We ship internationally.