Search Results: Titles starting with D from Redeemed Rare Books

ADVANCE READER'S EDITION (as marked on front); unread, very good condition of pages, clean, bright, no markings; minor edge wear on softcover edges.
Story Setting: London, 1940's

Very good orange cloth hardback with dark gray lettering and topstain design on front cover; pictorial endpapers; with dust jacket; written by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Arthur Miller (husband to Marilyn Monroe). This play was Tony award winning, Pulitzer Prize winning and Academy Award nominated.
Pages are clean with no writing nor marks nor book plates. Appears unread.
Dust jacket design by Jack Hirsch, the same version as the other Viking Press 1949 dust jacket on the front and back, however, this First Edition of the Book of the Month Club has different inner flaps with summary of the play and other current hits (on the back inner flap) instead of the Miller photo. Dust Jacket has edge wear and small tearing on top and bottom.
Discounted for faded waterstain on front cover (smaller than 1" x 1/2")

Borzoi edition; First edition, thirteenth printing; 1980
Original gilt lettered and decorated black cloth in beige colored dust jackets with red and blue lettering and designs.
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Borzoi edition, 2 vols, 8vo (8.5 in x 5.5 in), pp. (i-iv), v-cvii, 3-434, xii, (2); (i-iv), v-xiii, (1), (1-2), 3-401, x, (2), bibliography, index each volume. No slipcase; this edition may have had such. Not certain.

Scarce edition; very hard to find this paperback edition with chess game cover.
Club des Masques' Dix Petits Negres by Agatha Christie, #402. Paperback. Copyright 1947, Paris; the back cover states 1983. No dj as issued.
Tight, clean, no marks, no creases, seemingly unread. Very good condition.

Blue/green cloth hardback with color illustrated label/pastedown on front showing Dorothy and the Wizard and title in white; spine with dark blue embossed lettering and Tin Man; some edging on bottom and top of spine; tight binding, clear, unmarked, bright pages. On first page, pencilled name of previous owner in child's writing on ownership page. No dust jacket.
This story is the 4th in the series; introduction by author, Coronado, California, 1908.
An early printing of the Rielly & Lee publication. Copyright 1908; no printing nor number line stated. Circa 1930's right before/at the time of the movie release in 1939.
Illustrated throughout with black etchings by John R. Neill. No color plates.