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1952159711Charles Scribner's Sons 1952. hardcover. Acceptable. 0x0x0. Scribner's College Edition. No dj; some stains; wear to corners pictures upon request. Name and "don't take" written inside front cover Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover
1990mon0003973247Easton Press 1/1/1990 12:00:00 AM. leather_bound. Very Good. 1.5000 9.2600 6.0000. Easton Press hardcover
1990101299Paris : Editions Gallimard Nrf BibliothÂque de la PlÂŽiade 1994 - 1990. 180x110mm. LXXXIV XI - 1762Êpages reliure dՎditeur plein cuir souple avec jaquette rhodo•d et ÂŽtui cartonnÂŽ de lՎditeur. Exemplaire ˆ l'ÂŽtat de neuf. 1395 Editions Gallimard, Nrf BibliothÂque de la PlÂŽiade unknown
1968b29473Easton Press 1968-01-01. leather_bound. Like New. 10x7x1. Lynd Ward. Easton Press Full leather with gilt lettering and decoration linen end papers and ribbon page marker. Book is in excellent unused condition text is unmarked and pages are tight. Easton Press hardcover
1993326026New York: Book-Of-The-Month Club 1993. Book of The Month Club. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Book-Of-The-Month Club hardcover
1932022703NY: Hearst Magazines Inc. 1932. Book. Illus. by Dan Content. Good. Soft cover. First Appearance. Folio. Entire issue May 1932 in original Harrison Fisher wraps light general wear-only spine chipped about 1-inch at tail else a clean bright newsstand copy not obscured by a mailing label. The first appearance of the story that would shortly appear in the 1933 collection Winner Take Nothing. See Hanneman C201. Hearst Magazines Inc. Paperback
1954023576NY: Time Inc. 1954. Book. Illus. by Artzybasheff. Good. Soft cover. 4to. Entire issue December 13 1954 in original colorful Boris Artzybasheff wraps with a portrait of the subject along with a marlin light general wear-only overall clean and bright with mailing label. A celebration or sorts of the subject's winning the Nobel Prize for Literature. Article spans 6-pages some printed in triple columns and includes 7 photographs including full-length portraits of James Joyce and Ezra Pound and several of course of the subject. An elusive issue. See Hanneman H928. Scarce. Time, Inc. Paperback
1937022729NY: Time Inc. 1937. Book. Illus. by Robert Capa. Good. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue July 12 1937 in original wraps light general wear-only one-inch strip of masking tape noted at rear wrap overall bright and clean; a newsstand copy not obscured by a mailing label. Action photographs from the Spanish Civil War by Capa for the film The Spanish Earth with captions from Hemingway who was covering the war for the North American Newspaper Alliance. See Hanneman C266. Scarce. Time, Inc. Paperback
1954024888London: Hulton Press Ltd. 1954. Book. VG. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue February 6 1954 in original colorful pictorial wraps light general wear-only overall very clean and bright with small nick at lower spine corner and dog-eared right corner. Article is three pages illustrated with 5 photographs including one of the author and Hemingway holding a swordfish. From the opening paragraph "Of course I wanted to meet Hemingway. But everybody in Cuba wanted to see Hemingway who had become a sort of three-star attraction for tourists and was consequently more than shy. My chances looked very slim indeed. I telephoned the Hemingway home from Havana and as I might have expected the great man was not there but his wife was very nice. 'He will ring you' she said. A full week passed and nothing happened. I was quite busy though. I witnessed a sort of Revolution. But everybody thought it was a very poor one. I saw a lot of gay negro carnival and met the President of Cuba and his charming wife. But all the time I was still hoping. The morning of the ninth day the clerk of my hotel came rushing up quite excited and shouted: 'Our Hemingway is on the phone!'" Very scarce and absent from most Hemingway collections as Picture Post magazine was specific to Great Britain. Hulton Press, Ltd. Paperback
1928023302Paris: La Nouvelle Revue Francaise 1928. Book. VG. Soft cover. 8vo. Entire issue in original printed wraps with red and black lettering very light general wear-only overall very bright and clean with a short crack at spine head and spine ends thumbed. The first appearance in French of the author's story Indian Camp that had first appeared in the Transatlantic Review and later in the author's expanded collection of stories In Our Time Boni & Liveright NY 1925. Translated into French by Ott de Weymer. See Hanneman C184. Scarce early appearance and a very nice copy. La Nouvelle Revue Francaise Paperback
1932023461Camden NJ: The Hound & Horn Inc. 1932. Book. Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 8vo. Entire issue Volume V No. 5 October - December 1932 in original printed wraps light general wear and soiling slight dog-ear at lower outer corner a very sound copy overall. Letter appears at page 135 filled with sarcasm as a rebuttal to an article by Lawrence Leighton which had appeared in an earlier issue. Other contributors include T. S. Eliot e. e. cummings Marianne Moore Caroline Gordon etc. See Hanneman C203. Very scarce. The Hound & Horn, Inc. Paperback
1961024821NY: Time Inc. 1961. Book. Illus. by Robert Capa Larry Burrows Francis Miller George Leavens John Bryson Loomis Dean. VG. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue July 14 1961 in original wraps with portrait of the subject light general wear occasional fine creasing noted at cover still overall clean and bright with mailing label. The elusive highly collectible Hemingway memorial issue with a preface by LIFE a photographic essay including explanatory text with 10 pages of pictures spanning Hemingway's adult life by Hemingway's friend Robert Capa who would work with Hemingway multiple times for Life Magazine and Larry Burrows Francis Miller George Leavens John Bryson and Loomis Dean and the 2-page MacLeish essay His Mirror Was Danger. From the editor's preface "For us at Life the death of Ernest Hemingway is a special loss for he was a cherished colleague of ours. From the time in 1937 when he wrote captions for one of our picture stories on the Spanish War to last summer when we published parts of his latest work The Dangerous Summer he was both a contributor to Life and a good friend." See Hanneman H1274. Surprisingly scarce. Time, Inc. Paperback
1944024823Springfield: Crowell-Collier Publishing Company 1944. Book. Good. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue August 19 1944 in original wraps light general wear and soiling only overall a bright clean copy with mailing label at bottom corner. The author's second of six contributions to Collier's this one from London. In it he presents a first-hand account of the Royal Air Force or RAF successfully shooting down Nazi bombs. From the opening paragraph "The tempest is a great gaunt airplane. It is the fastest pursuit job in the world and is as tough as a mule. It has been reported with a speed of 400 and should dive way ahead of its own noise. Where we were living its job was to intercept the pilot-less planes and shoot them down over the sea or in open country as they came in on their sputtering roar toward London." See Hanneman C331. Scarce. Crowell-Collier Publishing Company Paperback
1972022986London: London Daily Telegraph 1972. Book. Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Folio. Entire issue May 19 1972 in original wraps with portrait of the author light general wear-only overall very clean and bright. When Hemingway died in 1961 several unpublished manuscripts of consequence were left in his estate. They included one work of nonfiction about an Africa trip 1954-1956 excerpts of which are included in this issue. The setting is a Kenya safari that Ernest and Mary took in the fall of 1953. The Hemingways spent their first two months in Kenya hunting in several areas while working on a story with a Look magazine photographer. Upon finishing that project Ernest and Mary moved off on their own to the Kimana Swamp section of southern Kenya some 30 miles north of Mount Kilimanjaro. The manuscript begins as Hemingway takes command of the safari and ends less than three weeks later. In 1999 Patrick Hemingway Ernest's 2nd son an adventurer and author in his own right would edit the original 200000 word manuscript and publish it as True At First Light. According to the editor of the present magazine "We publish an exclusive extract from an unpublished story written shortly before he died 'Miss Mary's Lion.'" This may not be true as the American magazine Sports Illustrated in its January 3 1972 issue published the same title. We have not collated the stories though we have both magazines thus we do not know if the story is the same or if only the title is the same. Issues of The Daily Telegraph Magazine were only occasionally published as supplements to the The Daily Telegraph newspaper London. Very scarce and absent from most Hemingway collections. London Daily Telegraph Paperback
1938024814Chicago: Ken Inc. 1938. Book. VG. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue Volume 2 No. 2 July 28 in original pictorial Wesley Neff covers minor general wear fine creasing occasionally noted along spine edge slight tear noted at top edge extends through all pages about 1/4 inch. In this the eighth non-fiction contribution to Ken the author takes a break from the Spanish Civil War and offers personal commentary on boxer Gene Tunney and the one-sided Joe Louis - Max Schmeling fight which Louis won by technical knockout. Scarce. Ken, Inc. Paperback
196990571Scribner 1969-06-01. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition first printing in price intact lightly scuffed jacket. Tight binding no marks. Please email for photos. Scribner hardcover
1949024531Philadelphia: The Curtis Publishing Company 1949. Book. Illus. by George Leavens. Good. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue July 1949 in original wraps light general wear a nice copy overall with minor soiling / speckling at top edge; no mailing label. Article is 7-pages illustrated with color and black and white photos by Leavens. From the subtitle "Fighting a really big fish in the Gulf Stream fast and unaided never resting or letting the fish rest is something like going ten hard rounds in the ring with a good opponent." Surprisingly scarce Hemingway item. Hanneman C351. The Curtis Publishing Company Paperback
1940022807NY: McCall Corporation 1940. Book. Good. Soft cover. 4to. Entire issue April 1940 in original pictorial wraps light general wear small chip noted at upper spine edge occasional fine creases noted along spine edge two short closed tears at front wrap have been repaired on verso with archival tape very shallow chipping noted along front edge of rear wrap; faults noted in pictures. Overall a relatively nice copy of this elusive issue that reprints the masterful Nick Adams story about boxer Ole Anderson and his pending fate at the hands of two killers. It appeared originally in Scribner's Magazine 1927. Not in Hanneman. Scarce. McCall Corporation Paperback
1927022992NY: Charles Scribner's Sons 1927. Book. VG. Soft cover. 4to. Volume 81 January - June 1927 black library buckram with gilt spine titles small 1 x 2-inch library stamp at front pastedown smaller bindery stamp at rear fly overall a very bright clean copy unusually so. Contains the three stories in their first appearance. See Hannemann C175. Charles Scribner's Sons Paperback
1939024813Chicago: Ken Inc. 1939. Book. VG. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue Volume III No. 1 January 12 1939 in original pictorial wraps very light general wear fine creasing occasionally noted along spine edge slight tear noted at top edge extends through all pages. In this the final and most elusive of the author's 14 contributions to Ken the author continues to challenge the British policy of appeasement in addressing the fascist threat of Hitler. From the text "Hitler will snarl while Chamberlain purrs while Musso blackmails France to make the next act of the tragi-comedy of appeasement." Scarce. Ken, Inc. Paperback
1938024304Chicago: Ken Inc. 1938. Book. VG. Soft cover. Folio. Entire issue Volume I No. 7 June 30 1938 in original pictorial wraps light general wear wraps separating here and there along spine edge with minor occasional loss and discrete archival repairs noted at spine ends. The sixth non-fiction piece contributed from war - torn Spain. From the text "One of the stories that cannot be written yet is how the German Gestapo arranged the treachery which led to the break - through on the Aragon front in March which Franco counted on to win the war." See Hanneman C300. Ken, Inc. Paperback
1975001446Crown Publishers Inc 1975. Book. Fine. Quarter Cloth and Hard Cover. Signed by Authors. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Quarter red cloth and beige hard cover with gilt tiles to the spine. SIGNED and INSCRIBED " For Joe With Best Wishes from "Sunny" Madelaine Hemingway Miller Aug. 1977 "". This copy is FINE in a FINE unclipped $7.95 Mylar protected DJ. More than 130 family photographs. Preface by Robert Traver. Pristine. Crown Publishers Inc Hardcover
1952040567Scribner's 1952. First Edition. hardcover. Acceptable. 8x5x0. Ex library. Acceptable light blue cloth boards with black lettering along spine. Binding and hinges loose and slightly cocked; Contents clean and unmarked except for parts of DJ glued to front paste down and FFEP envelope pasted on back of FFEP with reviews of book inside library markings on title page pen writing on a few pages glue marks on back paste down white library markings on spine that is coming loose text block intact webbing showing in several spots cover soiled and damp stained. No dust jacket. 140pp. Bumped corner impacting one corner of all pages. First edition has the "A" marking. Hemingway's signature stamped on front board. Scribner's hardcover
1940KAM923<p>No dust jacket. Hardcover has extreme wear on all edges. Otherwise book condition is good. Binding and spine in good ccondition. Inside pages in excellent condition. Hardcover is in fair to good condition.</p><p>See photos.</p> Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover
1940P-26668New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1940. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. Octavo. Second printing in the same format quality and year of publication with the original $2.75 flap price. Perhaps Hemingway's most famous novel set in the Spanish Civil War and made into a major film starring Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman. Book is fine and unmarked Jacket has a small 1/2" V chip between the F and O in Fir and is otherwise very good bright and clean. Archival Mylar jacket cover included. Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover