Second Edition. Octavo, original blue cloth over boards. John Steinbeck's first novel, historical fiction based on 17th century privateer Henry Morgan. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket, spine a bit darkened. Item #600740
Second Edition. Octavo, original blue cloth over boards, spine decorated in gilt, stained top edge, deckle edge, color illustrated dust jacket. John Steinbeck's first novel, historical fiction based on 17th century privateer Henry Morgan. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket, bookplate at front pastedown, previous owner's signature at front facing end paper, some shallow loss at spine ends, a few small abrasions and darkening to spine, edgewear. Item #43217
First Edition, first issue dustjacket with author's photo at rear panel. This copy with publisher's wrap-around band advertising the Elia Kazan film starring James Dean and Julie Harris. Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, tiny chips at top spine end and flap corners (and in Very Good wrap-around band). Item #601346
First Edition. Collection of short stories. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some soiling, bit of darkening to spine, chipped at top spine end. Item #601347
First Edition, First Issue, Advance Review Copy in original illustrated wrappers, limited to 700 copies. Author's short novel of a small European town that struggles with occupation. Very Good in wrappers. Item #27704
First Edition, First Issue. Author's short novel of a small European town that struggles with occupation. Near Fine in bright Near Fine price-clipped dustjacket. Item #35856
First Edition, First Issue. Steinbeck's classic novel of farm hands during the Great Depression. Very Good, some mild stains at fore-edge of pages, some light mild discoloration at front cover, some darkening at spine, in Very Good supplied dustjacket, no price at front flap, few nicks and mild wear, few short closed tears. Item #25150
Rare Play Version. Three act play adapted by Steinbeck from his novel in his first attempt to adapt a novel and most successful in that it reached Broadway and was filmed several times. Very Good to Near Fine with mild tanning to spine, lacking dustjacket. Item #18136
1st edition, advance copy in wraps. 8vo, illustrated by Ruth Gannett. Tape repaired to front gutter, lacking ffep and half title. Other small tears and small chip bottom rear of wrapper. Small stains to a few pages. Very good in dust jacket as issued in the advance copy. Item #27796
First Edition. Author's classic novel of labor and social change. Author Louis Paul's copy with his bookplate at front pastedown. "The migratory workers of California's apple country, the story of how they turn to open and violent revolt. Steinbeck's strike is an upsurge of the basic humanity, of the common denominators of hope and desire." Almost Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss at top spine end, piece of scotch tape to exterior of top spine end. Item #27512
