First Trade Edition. Original tan cloth, with seldom encountered first issue printed dustjacket. Cather's Pulitzer Prize winning novel. "Cather's subtle and flexible style, all the passion of her daring, impatient mind, are lavished upon the presentation of a single figure - a sort of young Hamlet of the prairies - and up on the haunting story of his struggle with life and fate". Very Good, spine darkened, lower spine end cloth worn, in close to Very Good dustjacket despite split along front spine edge (mended at verso by what looks like archival tape), wear at front flap edge, quarter sized chip at top rear panel, chipped at top spine end. Item #601355

First Edition. C. B. Falls dustjacket art. Chronicle of the 52nd year of Godfrey St. Peter, a professor of history at an unnamed Midwestern university in the small town of Hamilton, which borders Lake Michigan. Professor St. Peter has lately finished his magnum opus, a history of the adventures of the Spanish explorers in North America, and he and his wife Lillian are in the process of moving to a new house built with the proceeds of his completed work. Professor St. Peter, however, has grown profoundly attached to his old house. Near Fine, with previous owner signature at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, lettering faded at spine, shallow loss at top spine end, rear panel with some hardly noticeable drip spots. Item #37421

First Edition, Advance Review Copy in original publisher's printed wrappers. Cather's well received Canadian set historical novel of 17th Century Quebec. Seldom found in an advance state, this copy with "First Edition" statement at copyright page. Very Good or better in wrappers. Item #16719

First Edition. Uncommon collection of poetry. This copy with fabric bookplate at front endpaper of Verlin Y. Yamamoto, who was very likely the secretary of the community council of the 'Butte Gila River Relocation Center' at Rivers Arizona. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket. Item #41886