This is a very good copy of the First American edition in price-clipped dust jacket. Discreet owner’s label on front free endpaper, blind stamp on title page, small tear at…
This is a very good copy of the dust jacketed Signed Limited First Edition, number 6 of 1,000 copies, numbered on the colophon page and signed on the front free…
A virtually mint copy of the First American edition, in an unclipped dust jacket, boldly signed by the author in black marker on the front free endpaper.
A very good copy of the First American edition, in an unclipped dust jacket. A previous owner’s name is written in ink on the front free endpaper, else fine….
…unclipped dust jacket with a belly band promoting the “Winner 1986 Western States Book Awards – Special Autographed Copy-“). Signed in ink on the front free endpaper by the author….
A very good set without dust jackets, in the original pictorial slipcase. There is a short ink gift inscription on the front free endpapers of both volumes. Else fine.
…of an erased former-owner name in ink visible on the front pastedown and again on the front free endpape, plus an ink gift inscription on the verso of the frontis…
This a very good copy, without dust jacket, of the rarely-seen First English “Times Book Club” Abridged One-Volume Edition, which is not mentioned in the Cohen bibliography. Aside from the…
…dust jacket, unclipped and intact, with creases and light edge-chipping across the upper edges but fresh overall. The contents are fine, with a vintage bookplate on the front free endpaper….
…and signed by the author on the title page in ink: “We shall never surrender, Michael Dobbs.” There is a former-owner’s seal debossed on the front free endpaper, else fine….
…dramatic dust jacket, which has fractional losses and tape-repaired closed tears but is overall intact. The contents are fine, with a former-owner’s circular seal blind-stamped on the front free endpaper….
…discreet and quite artful former-owner initial ink inscription on the front free endpaper that reads: “E.S.E, Myore, 1898,” as well as a tiny ink stamp from a Bombay bookseller on…