1. The Corsican Brothers. London: Queensway Edition, [1930].
First Queensway Edition. Original illustrated wrappers. Uncommon paperback printing of this classic. Very Good in wraps. Item #25420
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2. The Count of Monte Cristo. London: Ward, Lock and Co., Limited, [1934].
First Photoplay Edition, colorized still from the Reliance film starring Robert Donat and Elissa Landi at dustjacket. Mach Tey dustjacket art. Massive 752 page production ensured not many would survive with original dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket. Item #35607
3. A Life's Ambition, Being the Adventures and Tribulations of an Actor. Philadelphia: David McKay, [1920].
First English Edition. Abbey dustjacket art. Despite being published long after Dumas' death, this is the first English translation of this novel of a man's ambition to be a stage actor. Scarce. Near Fine, minor bumping at fore-edge, in dustjacket, few small chips at flap corners, short closed tear and minor creases to rear panel, triangle inch chip at top spine end, some staining at spine. Item #23379
4. A Life's Ambition, Being the Adventures and Tribulations of an Actor. Philadelphia: David McKay, [1920].
First English Edition. Abbey dustjacket art. Despite being published long after Dumas' death, this is the first English translation of this novel of a man's ambition to be a stage actor. Scarce. Very Good, lacks front free endpaper, webbing showing at rear inner hinge (still firm), in Good only dustjacket, two inch chip at top spine end, coin sized chip at mid spine, chipped at edges. Item #27005
5. A Life's Ambition, Being the Adventures and Tribulations of an Actor. Philadelphia: David McKay. [1920].
First English Edition. Despite being published long after Dumas' death, this is the first English translation of this novel of a man's ambition to be a stage actor. Scarce. Near Fine, minor bumping at foredge, in dustjacket, few small chips at flap corners, short closed tear and minor creases to rear panel, triangle inch chip top spine end. Item #6637
6. The Man in the Iron Mask. New York: Dodd, Mead and Co., 1939.
First Photoplay Edition, illustrated "with sixteen illustrations from the Edward Small motion picture starring Joan Bennett and Louis Hayward". Very scarce. Very Good, some speckling to cloth, small contemporary bookplate at front pastedown, some foxing to pages, in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow edge chips, two closed tears mended with yellowed scotch tape at top rare panel. Item #27478
7. The Count of Monte Cristo. New York: Burgess, Stringer and Company, 1846.
First American Edition. Large octavo, 3/4 leather, marbled boards. Two volumes in one. Illustrated by M. Valentin. Dumas's masterpiece of revenge literature. Very Good, foxing to pages, some ink marks to one page, some cracking to hinges. Item #35720
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