[Rarebooks] FS: Signed First Trade Edition of Willa Cather's DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP
Charles Agvent
chagvent at ptd.net
Wed Mar 24 12:05:44 EDT 2010
CATHER, Willa. DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP. New York: Alfred Knopf,
1927. First Edition. Original green cloth with the first printing error
on page 20. SIGNED by the author on the front free endpaper and quite
scarce as such. There was a Limited Edition of 175 numbered and signed
copies, but one rarely comes across a signed trade edition of this
classic of American Literature. We found only one copy appearing at
auction in the last 25 years, the Pforzheimer copy in 1987, that being
inscribed to Carl Pforzheimer. The present copy is signed only and on an
integral sheet of the book, not on a piece of paper added later.
Contents clean and fresh; covers bright with sunning to the spine and
darkening of the spine label. Very Good or better, lacking the scarce
dustwrapper. $7,500.00
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