London: Constable & Co., (1924). Original grey cloth stamped in violet, with dust jacket. First Edition, second and usual issue (a very few copies, once pegged at 34 in number, were first issued without the "First Published, 1924" on the title page verso). Knopf's American edition, published the same year.....
![ULYSSES ["11th Printing"]. James Joyce](/pictures/thumb/14753.JPG?v=1620925982)
Paris: Shakespeare and Company, 1930. Original blue wrappers. "11th Printing," so identified on the leaf following the title leaf; since the 8th printing of 1926 constituted the first time the type was entirely re-set since the first edition of 1922, this "11th" is technically the fourth printing of the second.....
London Melbourne Toronto: Heinemann, (1961). Original black cloth lettered in silver, with dust jacket. First Edition in the English language (preceded by a Swedish translation) of this novel sited in the Belgian Congo. To quote from the dust jacket... A stranger arrives at a leper village there. He has come from.....
London: Methuen & Co., 1901. 32 pp ads dated March 1911. Original lacquered red cloth with an intricate blind-stamped design (which is initialed "GAR"). First English Edition of this novel which was considered by the critics to be "mystifying" and "baffling." An un-named narrator rides a train from Paddington to.....
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1900. 3 pp undated ads. Original deep red linen-grain cloth. First American Edition, published about a month after the English. This is a collection of a dozen short stories, nine of which had appeared in magazines over the preceding two years. This copy does have a......
New York: John Lane Company | London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1916. Original orange-brown cloth decorated in black and gilt. First Edition of Sherwood Anderson's first (and most autobiographical) novel -- a rags-to-riches-to-unhappiness tale of an Ohio newsboy, complete with alcoholic father and martyr mother who in trying to.....
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1913. Original red cloth. First Edition of Edith Wharton's ninth novel, about the rural Midwestern divorcée Undine Spragg first in New York City and then in Paris -- written just after the author had finalized her divorce and moved permanently to France. ...Still considered an indecent.....
London, Edinburgh, Dublin, Leeds and New York: Thomas Nelson and Sons, n.d. [1911]. Original blind-stamped blue cloth. First Edition of this collection of tales of fantasy, science fiction and the supernatural. According to Wells's introduction, these constitute "all the short stories by me that I care for any one to.....
