…There is a previous owner’s bookplate on the front pastedown; the prelims are foxed; there is faint pencil writing on the front free endpaper; the pages are age-toned; contents fine….
…and at the head and tail of the spine; else fine. A previous owners name and a date are written in ink on the front free endpaper; the interior pages…
…the head and tail of the spine and at the corners, and short tears around the edges. A bookplate is affixed to the front free endpaper. The contents are fine….
…blue pen on the front free endpaper; contents fine. An advertisement for the book clipped from the Washington Post Book World, Oct. 27, 1968, is laid in at the back….
…(whose bookplates appear on the front pastedowns). Volumes III-V are each signed in ink on the front free endpapers by Clementine Churchill: “Inscribed by Clementine Spencer Churchill.” Volumes VI and…
A virtually mint copy of the First American Edition, in a price-clipped dust jacket, inscribed and signed in ink on the front free endpaper: “To Jacques LeSourd, Arthur Miller.” Jaccques…
…Delacroix postcards and tear sheets of magazine ads for his work are loosely laid-in at the front. One, labeled: “La Tour d’Argent en 1971,” is tipped-in on the front free…
…1948 publication. The name of a previous owner, dated March 2, 1968, is inked on the front free endpaper, and a newscutting photo of Capote is laid-in at the rear….
A virtually mint copy of the First American edition, signed and dated “Oct. 3, 1974” by the author in ink on the front free end paper. The words “REVIEW COPY”…
…fade-prone spine. The book is virtually mint, save for a discreet former-owner name in ink on the front free endpaper and a charming, vintage Foyle’s bookshop sticker on the pastedown….
This virtually mint copy, in an unclipped dust jacket with a hint of edge toning, is signed by the author on the front free endpaper….
The book is in fair condition, has former owner name written to the front end paper and has a name plate, has a little shelf ware and the boards are…