Second Printing in second issue dustjacket with blank rear panel. Maurer dustjacket art. Mardi Gras set novel "in the lives of a strange set of people connected with the airplane contests which are being held in celebration of the opening of a new airport." Very Good, mildly cracked at title page, some foxing to page edges, small stamp at front pastedown, in Very Good dustjacket, some foxing, shallow edge chips. Item #23602

First Edition. Original hardcover printing with dustjacket. Hungarian author's unusual play in which a modern day American is charged with removing the body of Christ from the tomb which held it after the crucifixion. This copy with long inscription at front free endpaper signed and inscribed by Fodor and dated in year of publication. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #16851

First Edition. Medical profession and labor themed novel by the co-author of 'The Interne' written in conjunction with Harlem Renaissance figure Wallace Thurman. This title is best described by the jacket copy: "Dr. Carl Armstrong, after a year as interne in a graft-infested public hospital, settles down to private practice. Almost immediately he is plunged into a nerve-wracking industrial drama crowded with corruption and intrigue. The mill-owners control the local political machine; they run the police. Against them are arrayed the discontented workers, appealing for justice. Shall Carl join their side; or go where there is money and privilege and social prestige? In his private practice other temptations pursue him. Cynical lawyers, racketeering druggists, crooked lodge officials whisper of shady deals, huge fees are offered for illegal practices, sensual women patients, idle and rich, who patronize young doctors for services beyond the scope of medicine, threaten to break up his home." Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #23677

First Edition stated. H. R. dustjacket art. Jazz Age novel of American's in Paris. "The Selbys are Southerners who have lived in Paris for years, and who know and enjoy the real social life of the city - not the false bohemianism of Montmartre. Their pretty niece from Savannah comes to visit them, to be 'brought out' in French society". A very uncommon title to be found as an actual first edition and the jacket artwork is certainly a high spot from the period. Near Fine but for signature markered out at front endpaper in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #23653

First Edition. Early dustjacket. Patriotic history by descendent of the Revolution’s patriot-spy, Nathan Hale. Color illustrated dustjacket, with color illustrated plates throughout and red border to text on each page. Near Fine with shadowing to endpapers in a moderately soiled dustjacket, Very Good plus but for chipping and tears to top edge of rear panel and spine ends, few short closed tears. Item #19190

First Edition. Nick dustjacket design. Author's first novel. Novel of a few days in the life of an Irish solicitor who drinks to excess. Near Fine, contemporary bookplate at front pastedown, in Very Good dustjacket, few nicks at lower spine end. Item #23689

Early Printing. Ibanez's famous novel of the events leading up to the First World War. Near Fine, ownership signature at front endpaper and half-title, in Very Good dustjacket. Item #23618

First Edition stated. Sheridan dustjacket art. The toils of a young man against prejudice and persecution who must live down a crime he did not wittingly commit. Near Fine, contemporary gift inscription at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, hint of cup stain at front panel. Item #23698

First Edition. Hubin-listed mystery of a medium and the world of spiritualism, a popular subject of the time. Very Good but for part of front flap pasted to front endpaper, date stamps at front pastedown in a Good only dustjacket, lacking front flap and few inch deep chip at top spine end, scotch tape shadows to edges of verso. Item #23745

First Edition. Hans Krause dustjacket art. Two Volumes, Original publisher's slipcase. Jazz Age themed novel of an elusive woman desired by all and who belongs to the high society of Europe. Art-deco dustjacket artwork of a young woman and a greyhound dog. Near Fine copies, fragile dustjackets Very Good, some soiling to spines, volume one with small chip at lower spine end, slipcase is Very Good with wear to corners and edges, area of dampstaining to lower corner. Item #23715

First Edition. Hubin listed mystery and Bleiler listed fantasy title which includes devil worship and human sacrifice. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, few tiny chips at spine ends and flap corners, some tiny holes at lower rear panel. Item #23692

First Edition stated. Translated from the Italian by Aida Mastrangelo. Moravia's very scarce first novel. "The story of the moral disintegration of an Italian family... The mordant bitterness, cleverness and wit, and psychological penetration of this first novel by a young Italian author will remind American readers of Aldous Huxley and Richard Aldington." Near Fine, ownership signature markered out at front endpaper, in Very Good plus attractive dustjacket. Item #23650