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bROWN WITH GOLD LETTERING(all present) only defects are bruised spine ends, nice copy. Maybe included collection but if you gotta have it is $45 here.

dARK BLUE CLOTH WITH GOLD LETTERING, FRAY AT THE TOP OF THE SPINE, GOLD TOP EDGE. AT THIS TIME THIS IS THE ONLY ORIGINAL LISTED SO IT IS HARD TO PRICE SO LET US SEE WHAT THE MARKET WILL PAY. EX-LIBRARY WITH MARKINGS AND POCKET.

SIGNED ON THE 1ST LEAF,book:LIGHTLY BUMPED BOTTOM CORNERS, BRUISED SPINE ENDS/NOT BUMPED, AND A LIGHT SOILING TO COVERS,VERY BRIGHT,CLEAN,UNREAD TIGHTNESS. dj: HAS LIGHT SOILING,PRICE INTACT,MINOR EDGEWEAR WITH VERY SMALL TEARS.

Brown or Red Clay cloth, 1930, very tight, insides very clean, square. Very dirty spines or would be VG.iNCLUDED IS THE BOOK BY CHARLES W. ELIOT Harvard Memories, 2ND PRINT, GOOD OR BETTER, FADED SPINE AND SOILED COVERS, SOME FOXING INSIDE.

THE AMERICAN PAST, BOOK OF THE MONTH CLUB,NY. RED CLOTH COVERS WITH BLACK BOXES AND GOLD LETTERING AND A RED BOOKMARK RIBBON AND RED CLOTH SLIPCASE WITH OLD TEXAS FLAG LABEL ON THE FRONT. BOOK HAS A TOUCH OF BEING HANDLED/SLID IN AND OUT OF THE SLIPCASE A FEW TIMES,THE COVERS HAVE A VERY FAINT LOOK OF SMALL SPOTS CLOSE TO THE EDGES. THE DJ MADE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF BROWNING(OR IT CAME THAT WAY),THE SLIPCASE HAS A LITTLE OF THE FAINT SPOTTING ALSO ON THE REAR AND A TOUCH OF SOILING.

I BELIEVE THE SET WAS PUBLISHED AROUND 1938-40. SLIPCASE IS missing.BOOKS: LITTLE RUBBING, LIGHT SOILING, RED WITH GOLD LETTERING,(CAPTAIN HAS MORE RUBBING, PULLED TOP SPINE-NOT TO BAD), BOTH HAVE LIGHT BRUISING TO THE SPINE ENDS AND LIGHT SHELFWEAR, THEY SEEM UNREAD, LIGHT AGE TONING, AND THEY HAVE A previous owner's BOOKPLATE EACH.

Black cloth boards with silver lettering, long inscription across from main title page, signed and dated. Minor rubbing to DJ minor shelfwear to DJ.

8 LINE INSCRIPTION SIGNED BILL AND THEN FULL NAME,DATED,PLACE. GRAY CLOTH BUT HEAVILY FADED ON EDGES, BLUE LETTERING. DJ;SOILED,DISCOLORED EDGES, PRICE INTACT.

Palo Alto CA: Westinghouse , 1971. slipcased which is still holding up pretty good. Books seem unread,very square and clean.. Stated First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good-NF/None as Issued.

True First Edition with 1934 on the Main Title Page and the copyright page with no other printings listed. And directly signed on the 1st leaf by the AUTHOR "Josephine W. Johnson September 1934" in black ink HER FULL Signature(as full as I've ever seen her signature) just 2 months after the publishing date...And there is a later issue Dustjacket too, with the fold-out flap. BOOK details first: Brown cloth covers with paper labels, the spine label is 95-97% gone but I have an answer for it at the end of the description, one on the front nice, light rubbing, light shelf wear, all corners touch of wear or rounding, the spine ends are worn to the point of fraying(but not bumped) and a very slight lean. But inside is beautiful, no markings other than the Signature, inside the covers are beginning to age tone but that's it, unread tightness...The Dustjacket has a few problems too, there is soiling, rubbing, and chips, the worst chip is the top of the spine taking out the Now and 1/2 of in of the… Read More

SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS, LIGHTLY BRUISED SPINE ENDS, UNREAD THIGHNESS VERY CLEAN ONLY MARK IS THE AUTHOR'S SIGNATURE ONLY ON THE MAIN TITLE PAGE, AND VERY SQUARE. dj has a big chip and rubbing and rubbing and tears.

EXACT SAME AS THE 1ST EDITION 1934, brown cloth with labels on the Spine(dirty spine cloth and the label is dirty, too. It might clean up but why de-age it) and Front cover. A paper form clipped to the 1st leaf with form THE NEW YORK TIMES, BOOK REVIEW, When Received..AUG.20, Publisher's Price $2. and then instructions on how to write to the review standards. Their form F 361 5M 10-33 slip is aged with the top edge fading(wonderful) appearance. It has not had a dustcover due to the soiled spine(Maybe able to clean but why it is part of the aging process). I added facsimile dustjacket 2nd state no reviews, wonderful copy for this book. The clip is rusting leaving shadows on the inside cover and the slip(leave it to show age because the damage is done). The spine is soiled and weaken to the point just before fraying(very close or is fraying) another reason to add a dustjacket) The bottom spine end is worst than the top spine end(but it has fuzz). If I wanted to give it strength I would use cloth tape… Read More

True First Edition with 1934 on Main Title Page and on the copyright page with no other printings listed. No Markings, beautiful green stained top page ends, other page ends are a touch off(light age toning) inside covers front ok but back is showing some browning, not much. NO WEAR, Sharp Corners, unread tightness and very square, light bruising to spine ends, did I mention No Visible WEAR. BUT the brown cloth covers are cloudy (only way I know to describe it), it is not all the same shade, its 2 shades of brown and no distinct pattern like a cloud...DJ: is ligthly faded because red fades with tim, it is slightly soiled keeping it from being as bright as new, light rubbing and light edgewear, a very very small chip just above the W in Now not effecting the letters. With light edgewear a long the edges and the corners, it is 99.90 complete except it does not have the fold out Reviews from inside front flap (my other one listed does). And there is a aged sticker on the front top corner "Recommended by… Read More

THIS IS THE 1935 ISSUE NOT THE 1934, IT HAS ITS ORIGINAL FULL DUSTJACKET(PULITZER PRIZE EDITION) WITH THE REVIEWS FLAP STILL ATTACHED. SEE PHTOS FOR DETAILS.BOOK: BOOK IS SLIGHTLY FADED, WITH THE SPINE SOILED, RUBBING TO THE SPINE ENDS, PLATE(SPINE) IS WORNED AND SOILED, FRONT BOTTOM CORNER HAS HEAVY WEAR. BOOK IS TIGHT, CLEAN SQUARE.DJ IS THE VALUE HERE, IT IS NOT A FAKE. PRICE IS INTACT, AND IS FULL WITH FADED SPINE AND MOISTURE MARKS, REAR HAS MORE SOILING AND THERE IS RUBBING AND CHIPPING AND WEAR.

Birmingham: Roberts & Sons, 1969. light soiling to the dj with minor wear and chipping to spine ends.long inscription by author and signed on the second leaf.. Stated First Edition. Very Good-NF/Very Good.

STATED FIRST EDITION,BUT ITS A 3RD PRINTING,SIGNED ON THE MAIN TITLE PAGE WITH SIGNATURE ONLY IN BLUE INK. I SEE NO DEFECTS WITH BOOK OR DJ.PRICE INTACT.

New York: Scribners (2), Delacorte Press (1) The Thin Red Line,2nd printing B-10.62[H] with a good-very good price-clipped DJ sunned spine and some rubbing with minor tears/chipping, slight lean. #2 book The Merry Month of May has no dustjacket/unknown printing but is Better than Good-very good condition. 1st leaf has a 7 line inscription plus signature.. Inscribed By the Author(1). Unknown. Hardcover. Good - Very Good

With gold lettering, just a touch of age toning. Great signature only 2nd leaf(blank).

THIS IS THE 1ST PRINTING MARCH 1916, NO MENTION OF LATER PRINTINGS AND 1916 ON THE MAIN TITLE PAGE,IT WASN'T UNTIL 1930 THEY STARTED ADDING THE "A". THE BOOK IS DARK BLUE CLOTH WITH GOLD LETTERING(ALL PRESENT),ONLY DEFECTS SEEMS TO BE BRUISED(NOT BUMPED) SPINE ENDS AND VERY MINOR RUBBING/SHELFWEAR TO THE EXTREME EDGES OF THE SPINE AND CORNERS(A BLUE MARKER COULD CHANGE THAT),NO MARKINGS,VERY VERY SLIGHT LEAN,TOUCH OF BROWNING TO PAGE ENDS. INCLUDED IS A CUT AUTOGRAPH, "WITH MUCH PLEASURE, JUSSERAND" LAID INSIDE. IT HAS A SMALL AMOUNT OF AGE SPREAD DUE TO THE WRITING INSTRUMENT USED, OVER TIME SOME LETTERS LOOK LIKE OUT OF SHARP FOCUS.

Blue cloth with gold lettering, NO DJ, wear on both spine ends and corners but looks better than it sounds But, also the webbing showing inside front cover. 7 lines of a handwritten saying by George Washington and signed Jusserand. The book is still tight, square, and clean. Pulitzer Prize Winner(1st year).