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1020228245.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
B9781020228247Hardback. New. hardcover
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63-7315London: Barbara Wright 1986. Typed letter signed 11.5" x 8" on Cohen letterhead. Very Good. With opened envelope.Provenance: Herb Yellin 1935-2014 was the highly respected publisher and founder of Lord John Press considered by many to be one of the most important small presses of the 20th century. London: Barbara Wright, 1986. unknown
15-11326London: Charles K. Beardsall 1950. Single Page 13 x 20 cm. MS Letter Signed by Charles K. Beardsall to Geoffrey Robinson Very Good with tape residue along left edge. From a collections of letters and papers amassed by illustrator and painter Geoffrey Robinson during his years as a publisher with Rockliff John Baker Maclaren et al. London: Charles K. Beardsall, 1950. unknown
1923502792Amsterdam: Boekhandel en Uitgeversmaatschappij/Johannes Muller 1923. Hardcover. Very Good. First Dutch edition of When God Laughs. Translated by J. P. Wesselink-Van Rossum. Octavo. 183pp. Green cloth stamped in gold. The spine and endpapers are moderately faded else a near fine copy. Boekhandel en Uitgeversmaatschappij/Johannes Muller hardcover
14143All three from 20A Alfred Place SW7 London. 14 April 10 July and 2 August 1929. Each item is 1p. 12mo the note being the last of the three. All written in green ink the first on green paper and the other two on pink paper. The three in very good condition on lightly-aged paper. Written in an attractive calligraphic hand. ONE: She writes that she is enclosing 'four rough designs not present for the woodcut frontispiece to the "Glade sic of Glenbella' and asks to be informed by return of the firm's choice and she will 'get on with it at once'. She ends with a query about galley sheets. TWO: Docketted with brief pencil accounts. 'Thank you for sending me a copy of the Glades of Glenbella I am very pleased to have it. What a difference it makes to the "cut" to see it printed well and on really nice paper!' She asks whether the author is satisfied before apologises for asking for the block to be returned: 'had I had more time at first I should have naturally taken a small edition before handing it over'. THREE: Note. She is returning the block and thanks the firm 'for enabling me to take a small edition of prints'. All three from 20A Alfred Place, SW7 [London]. 14 April, 10 July and 2 August [1929]. unknown
1985Q-0030036682Henry Holt & Co 1985-04-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Henry Holt & Co paperback
1983Q-0151054630Harcourt 1983-11-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Harcourt hardcover
1983305752New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1983. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Small open tear on bottom front panel. Small closed tears on spine crown and heel. Edgewear on panel corners.; Inscribed by Mark London on half title page.; Signed by Author. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich hardcover
1982259235Cambridge: Heffers 1982. First Edition. Softcover. Very good paperback copy; edges somewhat slightly dust-dulled and nicked. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. Physical description: 11 volumes. Subjects: Alchemy. Chemistry. Science. Cambridge: Heffers paperback
1991ANDbrLON98London: 1991. 1991. folio. pp. 148. profusely illus. most colour. biblio. index. wrs. dw. Hardcover. London: [1991]. Hardcover
1997001173Baltimore MD: Gateway Press 1997. First Edition. . Hard Back Red Cloth w/gilt. Fine/No Jacket. 1000 pages photo illust. Size: 9 x 6 <br/> <br/> Gateway Press hardcover
1997284806Baltimore.: Gateway Press. 1997. Red cloth hardcover gilt titles. Fine no dust jacket as issued. 23.5x15.5 cm. Heavy book will require extra shipping. weight: 4.1 lb. Gateway Press. hardcover
2008106019Encounter Books. New. 2008. Hardcover. 1594032270 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 104 pages. -- with a bonus offer-- . Encounter Books hardcover
617London 11-15 July 1881. Mainly America inclusive of "Henry Stevens's Franklin Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Books all written by or in some way relating to DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Comprisng nearly THREE THOUSAND diffeent manuscripts a large portion of them Autographic .". Blue cl. gt wrappers of original catalogue bound in some foxing corners and spine rubbed fair to good. London, 11-15 July 1881 unknown
54-2505London: Sotheby's 1985. Catalogue for Sale "Pilgrim" held June 20 1985. 4to. Lots 1-293; many illustrations. Near fine in wraps; sale results stapled within. London: Sotheby's, 1985. paperback
1993ANDerLON53Munich: Prestel 1993. 1993. 4to. pp. 490. profusely illus. 252 colour. biblio. index. wrs. Exhib. Cat. [Munich]: Prestel, [1993]. unknown
2007Q-0425215644Berkley Trade 2007-08-07. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Berkley Trade paperback
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195300524461Upton Sinclair 1953. First Edition. Unknown. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Believed to be the last of Upton Sinclair's unpublished book-length manuscripts in private hands AMERICAN FABLES is a uniquely important piece of American literary history. Sinclair's body of work dealt with numerous issues and trends in American life society and politics during this era but often as part of a larger character-driven narrative. AMERICAN FABLES was his signal attempt to synthesize these key threads by combining sections of his work with that of other authors. The work takes the form of 30 'Fables' seventeen of which are Sinclair thirteen by others including such prominent American authors and friends Jack London Sinclair Lewis Lincoln Steffens and John Reed. Also included are contributions by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr the noted anarchist Prince Kropotkin E. W. Scripps Harry Price Prynce Hopkins and others. Sinclair's own seventeen 'Fables' are taken from or based on previously published works authored 1923-48 with new unpublished material composed in 1952. The thirteen 'Fables' of the other authors Jack London Sinclair Lewis et al. are mostly from between the wars but range from 1899 Kropotkin - a bit of an outlier to 1951. This work has been much discussed for decades among Sinclair scholars. It has been described as Sinclair's attempt to create a politically-layered fictionalized history of America between the wars told through key stories taken from his own work and that of others. From what Sinclair told Ron Gottesman it was intended as a domestic 'prequel' of sorts to the Lanny Budd series. It was an outgrowth of several earlier drafts conceived of it is said as an American equivalent to the 'Arabian Nights' or 'One Thousand and One Nights'. Gottesman indicated that after Sinclair worked through a number of drafts for the better part of a decade under a different title see below finishing and sending this 'final' draft to Sinclair's literary agent Bertha Klausner right around the time of the publication of THE RETURN OF LANNY BUDD in 1953 which was the culmination of the enormous series of eleven volumes begun with WORLD'S END in 1940. Sinclair had expected Viking to publish the work or to easily find another publisher. But this was not to be as Senator Joseph McCarthy's incendiary attacks against the Left created such a hostile environment that it intimidated all potential publishers of this new work by the avowed Socialist and one-time Democratic nominee to be Governor of California. After that first flurry of submissions and what Sinclair described to Gottesman as somewhat panicked rejections the work sat forgotten for years in the files of Sinclair's literary agent Bertha Klausner until it was returned to Sinclair in the 1960's. FORMAT: The work is 400 pages typed on white watermarked paper 8.5 x 11 inches with 350 of the 400 leaves bearing holograph additions corrections and excisions mainly by Upton Sinclair but some in the hand of his wife author Mary Craig Sinclair 1 page entirely in holograph. The vast majority of typed leaves are ribbon copies. Pagination is almost entirely supplied by hand correcting the prior typed pagination. The COLLATION is 1-2 17-54 54a 55-189 190-1 192 193a-193b 194-215 261-17 218-263 263a 264-267 267a 268-284 285-99 300-425. PROVENANCE: The estate of Upton Sinclair; by inheritance to his son David by inheritance to David's wife Jean Sinclair. Ink stamp of Sinclair's literary agent Bertha Klausner on title/index leaf. Upton Beall Sinclair Jr. 1878-1968 pioneering muckraker American novelist winner of the Pulitzer Prize author of the influential novel THE JUNGLE which created such public controversy about the meat packing industry that it is in large part credited with the passing of the Pure Food and Drug Act and ultimately to the creation of the Food and Drug Administration FDA. Outside his literary work Sinclair was notable in many fields. He was in some ways a precursor to Bernie Sanders an avowed Socialist who was the Democratic nominee for Governor of California in 1934 running on the EPIC platform End Poverty in California. He and Mary Craig produced Sergei Eisenstein's landmark 'Que Viva Mexico' in 1930-32. He was a pioneer in such diverse fields as nutrition and health cooperative living investigative journalism self-publishing free speech and civil liberties etc. etc. Sinclair's relationships with the authors of the other work included here were often of long-standing. As examples: Jack London had been President of the Intercollegiate Socialist Society with Upton Sinclair as his Vice President and he and Sinclair were lifelong friends. In fact London's futuristic novel THE IRON HEEL 1908 was written in response to Sinclair's THE INDUSTRIAL REPUBLIC 1906 and provided the introduction to Sinclair's pioneering anthology of literature on social protest THE CRY FOR JUSTICE 1915. London also was one of the subjects of Sinclair's anti-alcohol book THE CUP OF FURY 1956. Sinclair Lewis served for two months as janitor of Upton Sinclair's abortive co-operative colony Helicon Hall in Englewood Cliffs NJ which Sinclair established win 1906 with profits from THE JUNGLE it burned down in 1907. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES: For discussion of this item and its earlier unfinished incarnations from the prior decade see Gottesman and Silet 'The Literary Manuscripts of Upton Sinclair' #A26. See also G&S A26a-f describing six earlier drafts dating from the 1940's of what became this work under the working titles 'American Nights' Entertainments'. Upton Sinclair unknown
