Search Results: Movie Tie-In from Albert Books

New York: Macmillan, 1987. Uncorrrected Advance Proof Copy. Light, sparse foxing to page edges, and covers, which are lightly soiled, else internally crisp and bright, binding, like new. Basis for "Die Hard 2," starring Bruce Willis. . First Edition. Perfect Bound Wrappers.

New York: Macmillan, 1924. Blue cloth, brightly stamped in gilt on front and spine. Top edges lightly dust-soiled, near fine in near fine dust jacket. . First Edition. Hard Cover.

New York: Simon & Schuste, 1968. White background shows some light foxing, else bright, fresh and near fine in perfect bound trade wraps. Illustrated throughout with still from the film. 111pp. VIEW IMAGE. First Edition (stated). Trade Paperback.

New York: Random House, 1937. Introduction by George Abbott. A short, thin scrape to spine, still a sharp, just about fine copy in very good dust jacket, with light sunning to spine and some wear to crown, plus mild crinkling to rear panel. A comedy set at the Virginia Military Institute, later made into a movie featuring Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman (they met while filming this) and Eddie Albert (reprising his Broadway role in this, his first movie appearance.) . First Edition. Hard Cover.

New York: Macmillan, 1923. Blue cloth, brightly stamped in gilt on front and spine. Lightly dust-soiled top edges, else a sharp, very near fine copy in slightly edgeworn, lightly soiled, very good plus dust jacket.. First Edition. Hard Cover.

New York: Knopf, 1965. This short novel narrates the last days of a former heroin user who commits suicide. It was inspired by the death of the author's friend, surrealist poet Jacques Rigaut. Louis Malle adapted it for the screen in 1963 as "The Fire Within." A square, tightly bound, nearly fine, clean copy in very good plus, slightly dust soiled dust jacket, missing small chip at bottom of front panel. . 1st American Edition (stated). Hard Cover.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1967. The author's award winning first book, a near fine copy with a touch of wear to bottom cover edges, in the first issue dust jacket, priced $5.95, the Stegner quote, and photo of Stone holding a cup of coffee. The very good plus jacket shows some light wear to tips, one tiny chip to spine bottom; some scattered light rubbing at rear, and short dampstain at bottom of spine at the fold.. First Printing (stated). Hard Cover.

New York: Random House, 1947. One corner bumped, covers lightly stained, very good in very good dust jacket, with wear and tiny chips to edges, creased tears to bottom of rear panel. First Printing (stated). Hardcover.

New York: Knopf, 2006. A fine copy, signed by both authors, on the title page, in fine dust jacket.. Signed. First Edition (stated). Hardcover.

New York: Greenberg, 1950. Bookplate and foxing to endpapers, else a crisp and clean, tightly bound, very near fine copy of Volume 1 of the annual series in a nearly very good, slightly worn and soiled, price clipped dust jacket, dampstained at rear. 256pp. including 15-page Index at rear. Photographs on every page.. First Edition. Hard Cover.

NY: Knopf, 1957. A fine copy, crisp, bright and clean in near fine, minimally worn dust jacket, with a few tiny edge nicks.. First Edition (stated). Hard Cover.

New York: Random House, 1948. Sight spine lean, light surface rubbing to cloth and one corner, else a clean and very good book in very good, unclipped dust jacket, with some spotted wear to extremities, small chip to spine crown slight loss at heel. Marlon Brando and Montgomery Clift starred in the 1958 movie, based on this book. . First Printing (stated). Hard Cover.