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022641809X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2017__022637596XUniv of Chicago Pr 2017. Hardcover. New. 346 pages. 9.50x6.50x1.25 inches. Univ of Chicago Pr hardcover
2018x-022641809XUniv of Chicago Pr 2018. Paperback. New. reprint edition. 346 pages. 9.25x6.00x1.00 inches. Univ of Chicago Pr paperback
JD29799Chicago Dramatic Publishing Company 1961 first edition wrappers. Softcover. A play in three acts dramatized by Reginald Lawrence based on the Molly Morgan character in Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven quite scarce even the publisher doesn't have a copy this is the later issue noted by Goldstone & Payne as having a slip pasted onto the copyright page which changes the performance fees see Goldstone & Payne A2q not recorded by Morrow. Ink name very good. Chicago, Dramatic Publishing Company, 1961, first edition, wrappers. Softcover. paperback
JD29798Chicago Dramatic Publishing Company 1961 first edition wrappers. Softcover. A play in three acts dramatized by Reginald Lawrence based on the Molly Morgan character in Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven quite scarce even the publisher doesn't have a copy Goldstone & Payne A2q not recorded by Morrow. Very good. Chicago, Dramatic Publishing Company, 1961, first edition, wrappers. Softcover. paperback
194285149Viking 1942. 1st ed. 1st state. Hardcover. Book: Good. 12mo. 188 pp. 4 7/8 x 7 5/8. Blue cloth covered boards blind embossed on front and stamped in silver on spine. No dj. Minor wear. 1st state: period on p 112; no printer name on copyright page. Viking hardcover
06586New York: The Viking Press 1942. Steinbeck in Wartime - A Novel of Resistance and Moral Courage<br /> First Edition First Issue of The Moon Is Down<br /> <br /> STEINBECK John. The Moon Is Down. A Novel. New York: The Viking Press 1942.<br /> <br /> First edition first issue with the large dot between "talk" and "this" on p. 112 line 11.<br /> <br /> Octavo 7 3/8 x 4 3/4 inches; 188 x 121 mm. 2 blank 1-10 11-188 2 blank pp.<br /> <br /> Publisher's blue linen over boards front cover lettered in blind spine stamped in silver top edge stained pale blue. <br /> A fine copy in a near fine pictorial dust jacket with only minimal rubbing to extremities.<br /> <br /> A powerful wartime allegory written at the height of World War II The Moon Is Down was conceived as a work of morale-building fiction portraying the quiet but unyielding resistance of an occupied town against an unnamed invading force. Though deliberately universal in setting its message was unmistakable and the book was widely circulated in clandestine editions throughout occupied Europe becoming an important cultural weapon of resistance.<br /> <br /> This is the true first issue with the well-known priority point on p. 112-"talk·this" - a detail of particular importance to Steinbeck collectors. <br /> <br /> Copies in such fine condition especially with a bright well-preserved dust jacket are increasingly difficult to locate.<br /> Bibliography:<br /> <br /> Goldstone & Payne A16a. New York: The Viking Press, 1942 unknown
19426705LONDON HEINEMANN 1942 1942. First English edition resent and printed in the U.K. Dust jacket back faded a gew nicks. Very good. Terracotta cloth variant binding. 1st Edition. Hardcover. LONDON, HEINEMANN, 1942 hardcover
19436702WASHINGTON PENGUIN BOOKS 1943 1943. STIFF PICTORIAL WRAPPERS "FIRST PENGUIN EDITION" VERY GOOD. 1st Edition. Soft cover. WASHINGTON, PENGUIN BOOKS, 1943 paperback
194298541942. Good. STEINBECK JOHN. The Moon Is Down. New York: The Viking Press 1942 First edition first issue with large period between the words "talk" and "this" on page 112 line 11 and no printer on copyright page. 8vo pp.188. Dj. Blue cloth silver stamped spine. Good copy with dust jacket that has not been price clipped. Dust jacket is edge worn book has former owner's book plate and the number "938" in ink on rear free endpaper. Covers of the book are rubbed. hardcover
19428875London:: William Heinemann 1942. First UK edition. Publisher's cloth in dust jacket. Fine in a near fine jacket just a little faded at the spine. avery nice copy of this fragile edition. 8vo. William Heinemann, hardcover
19427196New York:: The Viking Press 1942. First edition first issue. blue cloth lettered in silver in dust jacket. . Volume spine very slightly faded; dust jacket worn at folds and chipped at head and tail of spine. 12mo . The Viking Press, hardcover
554943Kobenhaven: Gyldendalske Boghandel 1939. Softcover. Very Good. First Danish edition of Tortilla Flat. Illustrated self-wrappers. Spine toned a couple of tiny spots on front panel front hinge neatly restored very good or a bit better. Gyldendalske Boghandel unknown
1966155558Glydendals Traneboger. Good. 1966. Norwegian Language. Soft Cover. M451 . Glydendals Traneboger paperback
195312538MY SHORT NOVELS in Wings for October 1953 first edition fine in full color pictorial wraps. Besides the Steinbeck contribution editor John Beecroft yields a 4 page article entitled THE SHORT NOVELS OF JOHN STEINBECK introducing this Literary Guild selection. Illustrated in full color throughout by Harvey Kidder. Along with a review of EAST OF EDEN as issued by The Reader's Digest News magazine. Both items are fine. Garden City paperback
1980293253New York.: Richard West; The Pynson Printers. 1980. Limited edition 150 copies. Burgundy buckram gilt spine title. Near fine small scuff to lower edge of front cover no dust jacket as issued. 25.5x17 cm. A scarce item for the Steinbeck collector. This is a later facsimile reprint of the original 1936 edition of 370 copies. An excerpt from Pastures of Heaven. weight: 0.9 lb. Richard West; The Pynson Printers. hardcover
19364799New York: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition. First separate edition printed at the request of Elmer Adler for presentation to Gabriel Lambert. Publisher's quarter cloth over marbled paper boards. A Near Fine copy with faint sunning to spine and small split to cloth to the front joint near the crown; gentle bumps to corners. Internally fresh and unread. A pleasing copy. <br /> <br /> The first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story that formed a portion of Steinbeck's novel The Pastures of Heaven. Here in a lovely fine paper copy made for presentation by the Pynson Printers. Pynson Printers unknown
JD35526NY Pynson Printers Dec. 1936 first edition thus. First separate printing of the Junius Maltby story from Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven bound with marbled boards and orange cloth spine issued without jacket one of only 370 copies pen and ink drawings by Donald McKay designed to be used as a Christmas gift for the use of Ben Abramson Elmer Adler Frederick B. Adams Jr. Edwin J. Beinecke and Howard Mott it includes Steinbeck's epilogue written especially for this book Goldstone & Payne A2f this copy has the printed colophon which indicates that this copy was prepared at the request of Elmer Adler for presentation to Patricia S. Huntington Goldstone & Payne A2f see Morrow 16. Edgewear else fine. NY, Pynson Printers, Dec. 1936, first edition thus. hardcover
19364800New York: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition. First separate edition printed for presentation but without an information inked in at the limitation page. Publisher's quarter cloth over marbled paper boards. A Near Fine copy with faint sunning to spine and small split to cloth to the front joint near the crown; gentle bumps to corners. Internally fresh and unread. A pleasing copy. <br /> <br /> The first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story that formed a portion of Steinbeck's novel The Pastures of Heaven. Here in a lovely fine paper copy made for presentation by the Pynson Printers. Pynson Printers unknown
198058417Richard West 1980. Limited Edition. One of 150 copies printed. Octavo 26cm. Red buckram titled in gilt; plain endpapers; ii302pp; in-text illus. Bookplate of noted zoologist James G. Mead. Straight and sound minor external dustsoil internally fresh: Very Good. Facsimile of the 1936 first edition. Richard West unknown
198008780NOTHING SO MONSTROUS Richard West 1980 fine without dust-wrapper as issued. 1/150 copies of this the facsimile edition. Illustrated. Richard West unknown
JD29790NY Pynson Printers December 1936 first edition. This hardcover with marbled boards and orange cloth spine is the first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story from Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven Goldstone & Payne A2f see Morrow 16 issued here with a new title and an epilogue written especially for this book by Steinbeck it is one of only 370 copies for presentation by a number of subscribers to be used as a Christmas gift it includes pen and ink drawings by Donald McKay this is a most interesting Association Copy made at the request of Rockwell Kent who has Signed his name on the presentation page where the requester's name was to have been inserted Kent then added the word "himself" in the area where the presentee's name was to have been filled in Kent was the "house" artist for the Pynson Printers the book is also Signed by Elmer Adler F. B. Adams and John Winterich Sally and Rockwell Kent's modest bookplate affixed to the front pastedown now housed in Kent's custom slipcase. Fine. NY, Pynson Printers, December 1936, first edition. hardcover
JD29803n.p. Richard West 1980 first edition. This hardcover was issued without dust jacket red cloth with gilt-lettered spine one of 150 copies printed from the original 1936 edition this is the Junius Maltby story from Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven not recorded by Morrow scarce. Fine. n.p., Richard West, 1980, first edition. hardcover
193656139New York: Pynson Printers 1936. Hardcover. Fine. First Separate Edition originally published in The Pastures of Heaven 1932. An unusually fine fresh copy with the corners square and virtually unrubbed. Goldstone notes that the paper supply allowed only 370 copies to be printed. Published for subscribers to use as Christmas gifts the colophon was customized with the subscriber's name following "made by the Pynson Printers of New York at the request of blank for presentation to blank." Fifty copies were so designated for Elmer Adler 100 for Frederick B. Adams Jr. 150 for Ben Abramson 50 for Edwin J. Beinecke and 20 for antiquarian bookseller Howard Mott although evidently fewer were issued with his name; only one is known. Unknown to Goldstone there were six copies for Steinbeck as well. This copy has the subscriber's name The Colophon handwritten in for presentation to the noted printer Carl P. Rollins. Additionally this copy is Signed by the subscribers Adams and Adler as well as by bookman John T. Winterich. All three were editors of The Colophon a magazine for book collectors. Rollins was the first "University Printer" at Yale. Goldstone A2f. Pynson Printers hardcover
193624731New York:: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition; this copy presented by the publisher to "The Lowenthals" on the colophon page. publisher's cloth-backed marbled boards. A near fine copy slight shelf wear to bottom edge. . 8vo. Pynson Printers], hardcover
