Resultados da Pesquisa: Títulos que começam com S de Anthony Greene

Wraps as issued in fine condition. Signed by author on FEP.

Book is near fine- discreet red dot remainder mark on top and bottom edge papers, otherwise no defects. Dust jacket is fine. Photos by Hugo Van Lawick.Signed by author on title page.

Hardcover. Near fine with fine DJ. First U.S. edition, first printing with full number sequence. Binding tight, boards are clean. Unclipped dust-jacket shows price $19.95; no chipping, or tears. Small owner bookplate on inside pastedown endpaper, covered by book jacket flap. Overall a nice copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First UK Edition, second printing with the number "2" and a full numberline on copyright page. Binding is tight. Pages clean with minor crease to bottom of last 2 end papers. Near Fine jacket with original price of £12.95 net, tiny unobtrusive tear at top of front cover spine corner & bottom corner of rear cover shows rubbing. Front edge papers show slight color offset of first 128pp. Otherwise a nice clean, tight copy.

Fine in fine dust jacket. Remainder mark on bottom edge. Signed by author on front fly page.

First edition. His first book and first in the triology about the fictional town of Neely, North Carolina. Signed by Pearson on title page. Good condition- slight fading along bottom edge of front board, small stains along bottom and front edge papers. Stain on front paste down and on FEP and back paste down. Good dust jacket, with original price intact, stains inside along front and back flaps; slight fading on spine, one small closed tear at top of spine.

Uncorrected proofs in Fine condition.

First edition, first printing in a very good + dust jacket. Quarter bound white cloth and blue boards. Copyright page states "First Edition A B C D E." Dust jacket is price clipped and has character's name spelled as "Miyomoto" Overall book is very clean and tight, appears to be only once read. There is an Ex Libris blank bookplate on FFEP, and previous bookseller has used black marker to obscure an owner name on 2nd FEP opposite half title page. A nice copy nonetheless.

First edition. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with some common aging to coloration of this title.Price is for a set of 5 Barthelme titles, all first editions, including the uncommon Snow White, plus The Dead Father (Farrar, Straus, Giroux 1975), Amateurs (Farrar, Straus, Giroux 1976), Great Days (Farrar, Straus, Giroux 1979), and Overnight to Many Distant Cities (G.P. Putnam & Sons 1983). All titles are fine with fine dust jackets; Overnight to Many Distant Cities has a remainder mark on bottom edge. Photos are available on request. Please check on shipping fees before purchase as there will be an additional cost for shipping 5 titles.

Near fine condition, slight rubbing along bottom edge papers. Dust jacket has original price of 19.95 and is in fine condition.

A fine copy in fine dust jacket; pictorial jacket has tiny chips on corners, else fresh and bright. Signed "Maurice Sendak" on title page under illustration.

First U.S. edtion, in Very Good + condition. Signed and inscribed in bold black ink by author on half title page. Very good dust jacket with a tiny chip on back cover top of spine, rubbing/smudging of the "Charles Scribner's Sons, New York" stamp on lower back cover, and 2 tiny spots on front cover. Colors bright, book overall is clean and tight. The author's third book, and first novel.

A very nice copy; first edition, first printing with the number line 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Overall fine in full blue cloth in a very good+ dust jacket- inside front flap is price clipped but overall the jacket is bright and presents well. There is a tiny price sticker residue on inside FEP, but no owner names or any other marks- the edges and binding are clean and tight. The book is in very fine condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust jacket/slipcover condition: Very Good. 1st Edition, stated: 1st Printing Spiral bound songbook with lyrics to songs published between 1966 and 1975. Heavyweight cardboard slipcase with pictorial covers. Book is in Fine condition, some corners are rubbed a tiny bit on the boards. Slipcase box is in Very Good condition with the ususal rubbing on the box and corners.

As new, never read copy. Signed and inscribed with Chinese characters and date 2002 by author on title page. First edition stated on copyright page with complete number line 1 through 10.

First edition and author's third book, second novel. Very mild sunning to top edges of boards. About fine overall, but with prior owner's very small name/address sticker on FEP, otherwise near fine dust jacket with original price of 5.95.

First US edition, first printing of the author's third book - wraps as issued- this is the original edition published in the Random House/Vintage Contemporaries series. March 1986 First edition is stated on the copyright page. Signed by Ford on title page.

This book is as new, never read. The binding is tight and pages are clean. Both the book and the dust jacket are as new. Rare.

As new hard cover with as new dust jacket. Condition: as new. Dust Jacket Condition: as new. First Edition. Octavo. One of just 7500 copies printed. 133 pp. This is an unread copy in excellent condition.

First edition, first printing indicated by full print number line and stated First Edition. Binding is tight, and book appears never to have been read. Slight rubbing at top of spine & 5 tiny spots along edge. There is a small neat gift inscription on upper right hand FEP in black ink. Jacket has a small chip/tear at top of spine & chipping/wear at bottom edge and corners, small closed tears along top edge, tiny chips on top/bottom corners of front panel. Color of front cover panel and back cover is bright. Jacket inside flap is not price clipped and shows original price of $10.95Book is inscribed and signed boldly in black felt pen by author on title page below his printed name: "May the good stories be true-" Bill Stafford Feb, '79. The words "good" and "be" are underlined in the inscription. A very nice copy. Stafford was the Poet Laureate of the State of Oregon.