[Rarebooks] FS: Thomas Merton: SIGNED The Seven Storey Mountain
Charles Agvent
agvent at erols.com
Fri Feb 6 10:33:37 EST 2009
On Tuesday we will post our new list which contains archives and scarce
material by three American writers: Thomas Merton, John Steinbeck, and
Thornton Wilder. Here's an example:
MERTON, Thomas. THE SEVEN STOREY MOUNTAIN. New York: Harcourt,
Brace & World, Inc (1966). Later Printing of Merton's monumental
autobiography SIGNED by the author on the front endpaper: "best
wishes/Thomas Merton." Merton tended to sign as "Father Louis" in
most of the trade editions of his books that we have seen, and we
have not seen any copies of this title, his best known, in any
printing signed by him. Spine gilt dull but still readable. Near Fine
in a Very Good dustwrapper. $3500.00
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CHARLES AGVENT
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