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First Edition, First Printing. 1" corner piece missing from last page, school stamp on front board, with one line notation on front endpage, cover considerably rubbed with wear, spine shaken but holding, three small rectangular pieces excised on front panel, not extending to front pastedown.

First Edition, numbered and signed edition of 1,000 (This is number 13), Boni and Liveright, New York, 1924. In very good condition, clean and unmarked. cloth boards with light wear at corners, dust jacket, separated at panels and flaps, chipped at spine, $5.00 publisher's price intact on flap.

First Edition. In very good condition, clean and unmarked, light wear at edges of cloth boards, in a good dust jacket, chipped at spine ends and edges, publisher's price intact on flap.

Bound in full brown contemporary leather with gilt titles on spine. Volume 2 only from the two volume set. In good condition, the leather is scuffed and rubbed, pages foxed, 3/4 of rear endpage removed. Previous owner stamp.

Small tooled leather volume. In very good condition. Previous owner signatures at front end page and at author's preface.

1891 Edition. In very good condition, clean and unmarked, cover only slight shelf wear.

From a Stated Limited Edition of 35. The Centaur Book Shop, Philadelphia, 1927. In very good condition, clean and unmarked, marbled boards showing light wear. Signed and numbered by Edward D. McDonald. This is number 11.

From a numbered edition of 1,000, Columbus, 1903. Bound in green cloth. In very good condition, clean and unmarked. Signed and numbered by W.L. Dawson

Bound in quarter leather with a gold gilt top edge. in good condition. Inscribed to Walter Winchell from "Abner" Doubleday

First Edition, Appleton and Co., New York/London, 1930. In very good condition, clean and unmarked, in a good dust jacket, wear at corners, chipped at spine ends, water stain on back panel.

One of 1,000 numbered copies bound in burgundy cloth boards, gold gilt top edge. In very good condition, lightly bumped at spine ends, light wear at corners, book plate at front pastedown.

First edition. Plain paper in folded sheets, silk string bound, color woodblock illustrations. In very good condition, light wear to edges.

First separate edition issued by Tonson in 1734. Securely bound in quarter calf. Illustrations by Louis Du Guernier. Book plate of noted Shakespeare collector Otto Orren Fisher at front paste down. In very good condition.

In very good condition, foxing at end page, small tear at front end page, bookplate at front pasted, gown, gift inscription at front end page.

Original 1948 Depaulian Depaul University Yearbook. In excellent condition, near new condition, clean and unmarked with only previous owner's name on front end page.

Limited Edition From a Stated Edition of 100. This is number 4. In very good condition condition, all pages clean and unmarked, cover showing wear at edges, spine secure and straight, wear with only title intact.

Volume II only from the three volume set. Dubochet, London, 1838. Three quarter brown leather, marbled boards, gold gilt edges. In very good condition, clean and unmarked, mild shelf wear at edges.

Signed and inscribed first edition. Red leather binding, marbled end pages, gold gilt edges. In good condition, clean and unmarked, cover with wear and chipping at edges, darkening at spine. Previously owned by theater producer Daniel Frohman with his personal bookplate at front pastedown. Signed, dated and inscribed by J.B. Pond to Frohman on free front end page

In fair condition with foxing, about 1/3 spine loss, and tape marks on cover

Signed Association Copy. Stated First Printing, Henry Holt, 1936. In very good condition, faint lines from exposure to moisture at bottom of pages, some bleeding from the red cloth boards onto front and back pastedowns, dust jacket chipped along top edges, red staining on reverse, separated at seems and held together in a mylar sleeve. Signed, dated and inscribed to Laurens H. Seelye, president of St. Lawrence College where Robert Frost gave a reading: "To Laurens H. Seelye, particularly the poems herein that I read at St. Lawrence in request of. Robert Frost June 1936"