[Rarebooks] 10 Modern First Editions, all but 1 SIGNED incl. Franklin Library, prices greatly reduced
Charles Agvent
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Thu Sep 12 13:18:39 EDT 2013
ALL PRICES ARE NET plus postage. Multiple copies of some titles available.
Price reduced: Was $100, Now $70
1. ATWOOD, Margaret. THE ROBBER BRIDE. Franklin Center, PA: Franklin
Library, 1993. First Edition. Limited and true First Edition SIGNED by
the author and with a special introduction by her not included in the
trade edition. As new in shrinkwrap. (#009271) $70.00
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Price reduced: Was $200, Now $160
2. AUSTER, Paul. GHOSTS. Los Angeles: Sun & Moon Press, (1986). First
Edition. The second volume of his New York trilogy. This copy SIGNED by
the author on the title page. Fine in Fine dustwrapper. (#008289)
$160.00
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Price reduced: Was $125, Now $75
3. BALDWIN, James. GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN. Franklin Center, PA:
Franklin Library, 1979. First Illustrated Edition. Bound in full brown
decorated leather. The First SIGNED Limited edition of Baldwin's first
book with a previously unpublished introduction by the author.
Illustrated by Burt Silverman. Fine. (#004118) $125.00
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Price reduced: Was $125, Now $85
4. BAXTER, Charles. IMAGINARY PAINTINGS AND OTHER POEMS. (Latham, New
York): Paris Review, (1989). First Edition. Pictorial wraps SIGNED by
the author on the title page. Published only in softcover, this is
Baxter's third collection of poems, though he is best known now for his
wonderful fiction. Fine. (#006103) $85.00
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Price reduced: Was $75, Now $50
5. BOYLE, T. Coraghessan. THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE. Franklin Center, PA:
Franklin Library, 1993. First Edition. Decorated blue leather. Color
frontispiece. Limited and true First Edition with an introduction by
Boyle not in the trade edition and SIGNED by the author on the
limitation leaf. A fictional account of the beginnings of the Kellogg
dynasty in Battle Creek. Made into a movie. Fine. (#008089) $50.00
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Price reduced: Was $150, Now $75
6. BOYLE, T. Coraghessan. WATER MUSIC. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd,
1982. First British Edition. Boyle's first novel, recounting the travels
of eighteenth century Scottish explorer, Mungo Park, in West Africa.
SIGNED by the author on the title page. Fine in Fine dustwrapper.
(#004567) $75.00
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Price reduced: Was $200, Now $85
7. BUTLER, Robert Olen. COUNTRYMEN OF BONES. New York: Horizon, (1983).
First Edition. Butler's third book, SIGNED by him on the title page.
Fine in a Near Fine dustwrapper with a sunned spine. (#009324) $85.00
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Price reduced: Was $150, Now $75
8. BUTLER, Robert Olen. ON DISTANT GROUND. New York: Alfred A. Knopf,
1985. First Edition. Uncorrected proof in printed orange wraps.
Publisher's matter stapled to inner cover. Near Fine. (#002902)
$75.00
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Price reduced: Was $150, Now $50
9. STEGNER, Wallace. THE BIG ROCK CANDY MOUNTAIN. Franklin Center, PA:
Franklin Library, 1978. First Illustrated Edition. Decorated brown
leather. A limited edition reissue with a previously unpublished note
from Stegner in which he calls this book "the novel in which I first
managed to define my early experience and the way it shaped me."
Illustrated with full page watercolors by Charles Reid. SIGNED by the
author as issued. Spotting to gilt bulked edges of text, otherwise Fine.
(#005166) $50.00
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Price reduced: Was $250, Now $150
10. STEGNER, Wallace. THE BIG ROCK CANDY MOUNTAIN. Franklin Center, PA:
Franklin Library, 1978. First Illustrated Edition. SIGNED limited
edition reissue bound in full brown leather with extensive gilt
decorations. With a previously unpublished note from Stegner in which he
calls this book "the novel in which I first managed to define my early
experience and the way it shaped me." Illustrated with full page
watercolors by Charles Reid. This copy with the separate Notes bulletin
included. As new, still in publisher's sleeve and the shipping box.
(#004072) $150.00
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