Percy Lau suas ilustraçoes LAU, Percy ] [Fine] [Hardcover]

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The first edition, first printing of this wildly popular novel by noted American author Walker Percy, in the original dust wrapper. Love in the Ruins: The Adventures of a Bad Catholic at a Time Near the End of the Worldis a compelling science fiction... More

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Bound in full black leather with gilt lettering & design to covers and spine.Three raised bands. Fronistpiece by Jim Spanfeller. 372pp. SIGNED by Walker Percy. More

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First edition, limited issue. New preface by the author. Frontispiece by Jim Spanfeller. Octavo. Full leather decorated in gilt. Fine. Contains a special preface by Walker Percy, written especially for this edition. One of an unspecified number of... More

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Approaching ninety years old this book is bright externally with a little rubbing to spine ends and surfaces from handling. Internally solid and little used, just dusty edges and two embossed blind seals on the fep. One for the Rectory at Coedkernew... More

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A likely first edition--three Leo Edwards series at the back of the book list only to the 1927 titles. The exterior is clean with the bumps at the heel of the spine and the bottom front corner being the only damage. The interior, with frontis + 3, is... More

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The Canadian Historical Studies series. xx, 254 p. 25 cm. 23 illustrations, including fold-out map at rear. Blue cloth hardcover in mylar-covered grey dustjacket. Top edge blue. Ink mark at top of jacket front panel. A few scuffs to jacket spine.... More

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8vo. Pp. 28, colophon. Bound in quarter red cloth with paper spine label, over blue paper boards printed in lighter blue and black on the front cover. Board edges very lightly sunned, otherwise a fine copy. Printed at the Black Sparrow Press and... More

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The first edition ( stated ) of Percy's second book of non fiction. Published in 1983 by Farrar Straus and Giroux, Bound in publisher's gray boards with black cloth spine. A fine example of the book. Dust jacket near fine with a few very short edge... More

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Remarkably clean, tight copy in outstanding jacket. No previous owner markings. 4 glossy illustrations, jacket in new mylar. Illustrated by Howard Hastings. Book is square and trim with crisp, white pages. Jacket has a little edgewear, one small stain... More

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First edition. Fine with a hint of fading on the spine and top edges in a fine unprinted acetate dustwrapper with modest rubbing. One of 250 numbered hardbound copies Signed by the author, this being number 114. More

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Powells Book's Indiespensable Series Volume #22. First Edition, First Printing (Stated First Edition with complete number line to 1). Both the book, slipcase and dust jacket are in FINE, UNREAD condition. Signed by the author directly on the title... More

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Faint smudge to fore-edge of the text block. Mild rubbing wear to the jacket. 531 pages, including a 36-page Introduction and Notes. Selections from Percy Lubbock's writing as a critic, biographer, and novelist. Contents include I. from Samuel Pepys;... More

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The first edition ( stated ) published by Farrar Straus and Giroux in 1971. Bound in publisher's black cloth. An uncommonly handsome copy, both book and dust jacket fine. Review copy with slip from Farrar Straus and Giroux laid in. More

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FIRST EDITION/FIRST PRINTING. The book itself is in near fine condition. Clean bright pages bereft of inscription, firm binding, tight square boards, etc. Previous owner inscription to front endpaper. The dust jacket, protected by a mylar sleeve, is in... More