Second Printing. Cameron Wright dustjacket art. "Gripping story of a wealthy Spanish family whose extravagance and love of display was their ruin". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, spine colors faded, chips at top spine end and flap corners. Item #24892
First Edition stated. Wilkins dustjacket art. "Into the placid domesticity of Gertrude Haviland's life came a thunderbolt - her husband's letter asking her to divorce him, to set him free to marry another woman. It is an honest, dignified letter and leaves her little choice of action. What she does and how she does it and the effect on Gertrude Haviland's life is a courageous story, brave-hearted and level-headed". Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, some shallow chips and short closed tears. Item #21298
First Edition. R. J. dustjacket art. Jazz Age themed novel, "youth sympathetically portrayed in all its nonchalance and its gaiety, its recklessness and its sorrow." Margaret Rhodes, returning to New York after twenty-five years in Africa struggles to convince her 'modern' niece that she is mistaken in her choice of bachelor and who must "call to her aid the jungle law which Africa had taught". Wonderful period jacket artwork. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket. Item #21017
Presumed First Trade Edition after Limited Edition, no printing statement. Carl Bertsch dustjacket art. Uncommon novel of a relationship dealing with the Depression. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #37274
Fifth Impression. Abbey dustjacket art. "The concluding volume of Miss Jacob's saga of Jewish family life". Near Fine, contemporary inscription at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket. Item #24060
Third Printing. Novel of two brothers who are very close due to the fact the elder is blind and the younger one is his "eyes", are torn apart when a young woman they both fall for arrives on the scene. Very Good plus with mild soiling in Very Good dustjacket with spine faded and with mild foxing/soiling, rear panel with age toning and short closed tear to top front edge. Item #14854
First Edition. Novel of a "divorce-mad society, which has evolved in its sophisticated arrogance, the amical divorce. Against this tragi-comedy as a background he has created Sabina Baring, a new significant type of a woman of deep feeling, intelligence and courage, whose rebellion against easy standards may well be the forerunner of a startling change in our philosophy of marriage". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with modest wear, tiny abrasion at mid-front panel, few shallow chips. Item #21964
First Edition. Novel of a "divorce-mad society, which has evolved in its sophisticated arrogance, the amical divorce. Against this tragi-comedy as a background he has created Sabina Baring, a new significant type of a woman of deep feeling, intelligence and courage, whose rebellion against easy standards may well be the forerunner of a startling change in our philosophy of marriage". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with modest wear, few shallow chips and clear scotch tape mends at verso. Item #25654
Early Reprint Edition. Crary dustjacket art. 'An inquiry into the spiritual lives of a man and a woman who no longer love, but who are tragically bound by an unfortunately marriage'. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, small chips at spine ends, dime sized chip at lower rear panel, some creases at front panel. Item #37266
First Edition in dustjacket with reduced 75 cent price. Maxwell dustjacket art. Novel of a long standing and proud American family which survived the degeneration of the “mad boom-inflated post war era” thanks to a young girl who sacrificed her lover to her chivalrous devotion to honor. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with modest soiling to spine. Item #21019
First American Edition published under this title (published by Lippincott in 1914 as The Three Furlongers). H. R. dustjacket art. "Story of a sister and brother living with their older farmer brother on a Sussex farm - the sister, an Amazon typical of Sheila Kaye-Smith's strong woman, the brother, a violinist, a tormented sensitive idealist whom a tragedy had returned to adolescence". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, modest wear to edges. Item #29096
First Edition. Novel of contemporary war era youth and a young man trying to discover himself, but who first must escape the clutches of his family. Signed and inscribed by author on front free endpaper. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #15182
First Edition. Fiction about the life of a family and an actress. Very Good in Very Good Dustjacket with fading to spine,creasing to spine and general wear. Item #11322
First Edition. This copy nicely inscribed and signed by author at front endpaper. Depression Era novel of the rise and fall on one of America's banker families. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss at top front panel and top spine end. Item #35588
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First Edition. Southern fiction. Near Fine, tiny cloth tear and some fading at lower spine end, in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #19097
First Edition stated, Advance Review slip laid in. Alanson H. Sturgis dustjacket art. Novel of three sisters "each devoted her life utterly to doing the thing she most wanted to do. Seneth devoted her life to her children, Brosia was solely responsible for her husband's success and Gillian lived only for her job". Near Fine, very light foxing to endpapers, in Very Good dustjacket. Item #24758
First Edition. Contemporary novel and "study of the family relation and its effect upon a brilliant man". Near Fine, small abrasion to front free endpaper, in Very Good plus dustjacket, few small chips. Item #10670
First Edition. Uncommon collection of stories, listed in Bleiler for its inclusion of 'Vampire', a rather fantastic sounding title, but a story of a more mundane nature - about a couple who takes in an old lady boarder who doesn't pay her rent and eats all there food before they finally get her moved out. Very Good in Good dustjacket with light staining and edge chips, top front panel with few inch sized chip. Item #24413
First Edition. Touching story of "an apparently commonplace business man with a large family, chiefly of girls." One of a series of stories "recognized as masterpieces" listed on verso of dustjacket. Author was Commissioner of Indian Affairs under Roosevelt. Near Fine with contemporary bookplate in Very Good dustjacket, small chips and short closed tears mostly to upper edges, small nick mid spine (original cellophane wrapper with printed "50 cents Net" chipped at edges. Item #24589
First Edition. Comedy play about the Bottle family. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow edge chips. Item #21517
First Edition. B. P. (Bip Pares) dustjacket art. Contemporary novel of a young couple facing the Great Depression. Near Fine, illustrated bookplate at front pastedown, ownership signature at front endpaper, in Good edge chipped dustjacket. Item #23283
First Edition. Novel of divorce that "deals not with abnormal souls but with plain people, business men, mothers, in a crisis such as might and does occur everyday." Newspaper clipping adhered to front pastedown reveals that Don Juan was writing in order to compel Lewisohn's wife to sue for divorce as the book is based on their own marriage. A very scarce title. Near Fine but for newspaper clipping and contemporary owner's address stamp at front endpaper and half-title, in Very Good but surface rubbed dustjacket, shallow edge chipping. Item #23367
First American Edition. Introduction by Dorothy Canfield Fisher. Very Good, spotting to spine and boards, in Very Good plus dustjacket, small light stain to spine. Item #5804
First Edition. Romanc novel of a mother that gets mixed up in the lives of her five daughters. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with modert edge wear to bottom edges, light chipping to top spine end and mild staining to verso of dustjacket. Item #14848
First Edition. Play based on Clarence Day's sketches of his despotic parent. This copy signed and inscribed by both Lindsay and Crouse as well as Mrs. Clarence Day [Katherine Briggs Dodge Day] and Wendy Day [Clarence's daughter] at front endpaper. Near Fine in Good dustjacket, 1 and 1/2 inch chip at top spine end, smaller edge chips and wear to edges. Item #37357
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