First Edition. Griswold Tyng dustjacket art and illustrations. Contemporary review states: "Many readers of current fiction must be so tired of the problem novel that they will turn with a sigh of relief to this old fashioned love story. The persons in the book actually behave like ladies and gentlemen, the plot does not hinge upon a violation of the Sixth Commandment and the dialogue is bright decorous. All the characters - the grumpy baronet, the heiress, the penurious poet and the faithful nurse, have met of course a hundred times before but it is pleasant greet them again." Uncommon. Near Fine in Good dustjacket, shallow edge chips and wear, lower spine end with inch deep chip. Item #26062

First Edition (First Separate Edition). Adventurous short novel of a man who returns from the gold mines of California only to find that the woman he intended to marry can no longer fulfill him. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, spine sunned, shallow chips at top spine end and few flap corners. Item #26073

Second Printing, originally printed by Huebsch in 1918. The number of copies printed of this reissue is unknown, but likely very small. In dustjacket which states at front panel, "Exiles / Second Printing" and also lists other books by Mr. Joyce: "Ulysses published in Paris," and others. An uncommon printing of this important work by Joyce. Very Good, mild dampstain at top rear panel, light stain at top page edge, in Good dustjacket, some staining at top rear panel and spine, chipped at spine ends and edges, some closed tears at spine mended at verso with archival tape. Item #26050

First Edition. V. T. Simkins dustjacket art and illustrations. Very scarce Jazz Age collection of word puzzles intended to help build vocabulary. Great Simkins illustrations. Six copies on WorldCat. Near Fine, only a few puzzles penciled, in Good plus dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, small chip at mid spine. Item #26107

First Edition."he faithfully records in a quaint small boy way his father's attitude toward the Mexican War and various political questions of the day. Later we hear the talk of McKinley, of John Sherman, then an old man, of Penrose and Mr. Lodge, young Senators then... of his relations with his fiery and impetuous junior, Theodore Roosevelt". This copy with folded typed letter signed by Long laid in to "E. H. Goss" of Melrose, Massachusetts. Letter thanks Goss for his letter, reminisces of their time in the Mass. House of Representatives together, and says he's including a steel engraving "which I think is just the thing you want to paste in the book you speak of". The letter is dated 1898, so not the engraving for this book. Scarce thus. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow edge chips, scotch tape to exterior top spine end and front flap corner. Item #25982

First Edition, First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Jackie Coogan film produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Original illustrated wrappers. Very Good plus, modest shelf wear. Item #26033

Early English Photoplay Edition, 'presumed First 'Cheap Edition' with photographically produced image of Vivien Leigh at front dustjacket panel. Issued to coincide with the British release of the classic motion picture version of the novel starring Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, and Olivia de Havilland. Uncommon printing of this famous novel of the American South. Very Good in Good dustjacket, shallow edge chips, closed tears at edges mended at verso with archival tape, creases to rear panel, chipped at lower spine end. Item #26067

First Edition. "A book of poems, which, form the spiritual and emotional autobiography of a young man". Near Fine but for spotting to cloth, in Very Good dustjacket, spine faded, shallow chips at spine ends. Item #26069

First Edition stated. Bleiler listed fantasy with spiritual and metaphysical elements. A young man raised by strangers who runs of with a tramp and lives for a while in a hobo jungle but who eventually becomes a priest. Very Good, in Good dustjacket, spotting and darkening to spine, closed tears at lower spine area, chipped at top spine end and flap corners, modest soiling. Item #26025

First Edition, limited printing of 500 copies. Sammie A. Abbott dustjacket art and illustrations. Example of surrealist fiction. Near Fine in Good only fragile dustjacket, splitting to edges, chipped along top edge, narrow loss along lower half of spine. Item #26003

First Edition. Uncommon non-fiction labor title. "A refreshingly modern argument for such education of our industrial workers that they may be equipped profitably to enjoy the leisure with which the automatic machine now provides them". Near Fine bright copy in Very Good dustjacket, shallow edge chipping and modest soiling. Item #26009

First Edition. Uncommon collection of jokes concerning such topics as Automobiles, Cannibals, Drug Stores, Doctors, Football, Indians, Tramps, etc. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #26097