1980 Toole A CONFEDERACY OF DUNCES 1st Edition 2nd Printing HC/DJ Rare Book
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This product is a first edition hardcover copy of Ernest Hemingway’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls” published by Charles Scribner’s Sons in 1940. It is a literary work of fiction in English language that is a significant piece of American literature. The book is in very good condition, making it a valuable collector’s item for fans of Hemingway’s work.
No writing, underlining, or loose pages. Stain on inside 1st page,&. Hardcover beneath dust jacket is in fab shape. A gorgeous addition to any balletcore or theatrical book collection. Inside of dust jacket has a corner cut out.
By Wilhelm Liebknecht.
Christian Panoply; Containing an Apology for The Bible. By Richard Watson. Shepherd’s-Town: Rootes and Blagrove, 1797. First edition. Signed by “the Editor” to Maj. Carrington, who served in Lee’s Battalion Light Dragoons.
Summary:Jeremiah Hench was born July 25, 1819, and died May 14, 1895. He married Eleanor Comly on April 8, 1841. Author: Lee Owen Hench. Publisher: C.B. Hench Family Publishers, Oceanside, Calif., 1972.
A History of the English Speaking People’s Volume XXXIV Volume Four The Great Democracies. This edition: The Library of Imperial History 1976. Full vellum with gold gilt.
Author: Greve, Jeanette S. Very SCARCE First Edition History of Gatlinburg, Tennessee printed in 1931. Title: The Story of Gatlinburg.
Rare William Walker Atkinson (Countess Zalinski) 1st Ed. Noted Prophecies • Advanced Thought Pub Co • 1918. Title: Noted Prophecies. We specialize in rare occult histories, niche non-fiction, and unique antiquarian finds.
The item shows wear from use, but it remains in good condition and works perfectly. All pages and the cover are intact (including the dust cover, if applicable). The spine may show signs of wear, from being opened repeatedly.