Sentences with phrase «signed first edition»

With nearly 400 works in total, the collection includes signed first editions and a fragment of the Ulysses manuscript.

The main issues have been print copies, as they require new ISBNs — but I gave the change a positive spin and did a giveaway of signed First Editions to my fiction email list (signup and free book here!)

Purchase a signed first edition of The Bone Tree here.

Purchase a signed first edition of Natchez Burning here.

*** Warwick's is suspending the Signed First Editions program, and we are hoping to relaunch a new program after the first of the year.

Now going into its fourth edition (I have a signed first edition), it covers many of the same issues, but with more of a US - centric approach, and going back another 100 years (with spotty data).

The latter included a signed first edition of Raymond Chandler's 1939 noir fiction The Big Sleep and Prince's republication of J.D. Salinger's cult - novel The Catcher in the Rye.

If by this he means the lost last Plath letter, his reference to a report about a collector in possession of «literary jewels such as a signed first edition of James Joyce's Ulysses, Vladimir Nabokov's personal, annotated copy of Lolita, and a letter written by Plath the day before the American poet killed herself» indicates that that collector, strangely enough, is the artist Richard Prince.

Also on offer is a signed first edition of arguably the most important photobook of the twentieth century: Robert Frank's The Americans, published 1959 ($ 6,000 to $ 9,000).

New York — On Thursday, November 10, Swann Galleries will hold an auction of 19th & 20th Century Literature, featuring a number of signed first editions and association copies.

The influential photograph is estimated at $ 30,000 to $ 45,000, and was published in Frank's The Lines of My Hand, a signed first edition of which is also featured in the sale ($ 3,000 to $ 4,500).

For library employers, this one is as precious as a signed first edition of The Great Gatsby.