First Edition. Octavo. Yellow dust jacket with red and black ink lettering and decorations, black top edge, red decorated end papers, black and white illustrations. Very good dust jacket, quarter sized chip to front corner of front panel, large white spot to bottom of front panel by spine, light chipping to spine ends, front cover and spine darkened and slightly soiled, near fine overall, pages very slightly agetoned. Item #40032
First Edition stated. Conversations on Things in General Between Bernard Shaw and His Biographer. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow edge chips and wear, closed edge tears. Item #26105
Proof Copy, 'not in series.' Octavo, sewn white wrappers with red and black text on front cover, inscribed by author to the George Bernard Shaw Society, additionally signed at end of poem. Poem about France. Very Good, small edge chips, slightly soiled, darkened around edges. Item #250138
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Early Edition. Contemporary printing of this collection of three plays by Shaw including perhaps his most famous production, Pygmalion, which served as the basis for a 1938 Leslie Howard film and the much more well known 1964 George Cukor directed production starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. A very scarce title to be found in original printed dustjacket. Near Fine, gift inscription at front free endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, spine ends lightly chipped, few light stains and some darkening to spine. Item #16246
First Edition. Near Fine in Near Fine-Fine dustjacket. Item #6902
First Edition. Play. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with chipping to spine ends and light chipping to top front edge. Item #14243
First American Edition. Octavo, original green cloth over boards, label on spine, deckle edge, illustrated dustjacket. Play exploring themes of evolution, mortality, and the human condition through a blend of biblical imagery and futuristic scenarios. Near Fine, in Very Good dustjacket, a few edge chips, pencil marks on rear panel. Item #601599
First Edition. Small Octavo. Pale green dust jacket with dark green printed letters, signed by Major Charles Drake Westcott, American Consul in Paris at front free end paper. Good dust jacket, spine darkened, chipping at spine ends, cracks and tears at flaps, some small closed tears, near fine overall, offsetting at end papers, pages slightly agetoned. Item #38545
First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes at the front dustjacket panel from the 1945 film starring Vivien Leigh and Claude Rains. Very Good-Near Fine, in Very Good plus dustjacket, red at spine faded, tiny chips at spine ends. Item #8190
Early Printing. Complete in Two Volumes. The first volume contains three unpleasant plays, “Widower’s Houses,” “The Philaderer,” and “Mrs. Warren’s Profession.” The second volume contains four pleasant plays, “Arms and the Man,” “Candida,” “The Man of Destiny,” and “You Never Can Tell.” Each volume with a preface and an introduction. Near Fine with vintage bookplates to front free endpapers of each volume, Volume I with vintage bookseller sticker to front inside cover, in Very Good dustjackets, cm loss to top spine ends, lighter wear to lower spine ends and flap corners, Volume I with cm deep chip to top edge of front cover, Volume II with dime sized chip to lower front flap corner. Item #19543
First Edition. This copy signed and inscribed by Shaw at front endpaper: "Inscribed for Donald Suddaby / G. Bernard Shaw. / 15th Oct 1925". Suddaby is best known for his juvenile science fiction novels, including The Star Raiders (1950), which involves a trip to Venus, and The Death of Metal (1952), a Disaster tale in which metal suddenly becomes soft. Bookplate of book review Albert Parsons Sachs at front pastedown. Near Fine in dustjacket split at spine and flap edges. Scotch tape mending at rear spine edge. Item #25399
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First Edition. Hawkins dustjacket design. Collection of three plays by Shaw. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket, few nicks at top spine end. Item #7527
First American Edition. Original printed wrappers. Extremely uncommon first American printing of Shaw's first novel, a sporting tale of boxing. A Good copy only, with chipping to detached front cover's edges, lacking paper at spine ends, rear cover and rear ad page with lower fore-edge corner torn away. Item #17055
