[Rarebooks] FS: First English Edition of James Joyce's ULYSSES in original blue wraps
Charles Agvent
agvent at erols.com
Mon Apr 14 13:25:21 EDT 2008
From our latest internet-only catalogue: Spring 2008 containing 77 fine
pieces and now posted on our website: http://www.erols.com/agvent
JOYCE, James. ULYSSES. London & Paris: Egoist Press - John Rodker
1922. First Edition. The First English Edition, printed in France
from the plates of the original edition. Copy #690 of 2000 numbered
copies printed on handmade paper, of which some 500 are supposed to
have been seized and burnt by United States Customs officials though
the evidence for this is not conclusive. In the original blue wraps
with the eight pages of "Errata" loosely laid in. The wraps have been
professionally reinforced underneath with similar blue paper, most
noticably replacing a chunk out of the lower right corner somewhat
larger than a silver dollar. In a cloth clamshell box with a
gilt-lettered morocco spine label. Near Fine $4500.00
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