Piccadilly Jim Wodehouse, P.G. [Very Good] [Hardcover]

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INITIALLY PUBLISHED SERIALLY IN THE "SATURDAY EVENING POST" DURING THE FALL OF 1916. THIS REPRESENTS, IN TANDEM WITH DODD, MEAD & CO. OF THE U.S. THE FIRST BOOK VERSION OF PICCADILLY JIM. ORANGE CLOTH RUBBED AT HINGES, BASE AND TOP OF BACK STRIP.... More

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Psmith In the City Inscribed & Signed by P.G. Wodehouse First Edition Adam & Charles Black 1910. London. Sporadic foxing to prelims and edges. Contents clean and unblemished throughout. All plates present. Covers bright and without rubbing or fading to... More

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8vo (8 1/4" x 5 3/4"), red cloth with gold cartoon figures and label on spine + blindstamped panel front cover, 347 pages. Sir P[elham] G[renville] Wodehouse KBE (1881 - 1975) was a beloved English author who remains one of the most widely read... More

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844 pages. Contained complete are Divots, Golf Without Tears, The Medicine Girl, There's Aways Golf!, The Letter of the Law, and Archibald's Benefit. Nice tight copy with only slight fading to spine. Other than the eps being toned from the pastedowns,... More

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The Strand Magazine single softcover monthly issue published by George Newnes. June 1933 including P G Wodehouse's 'The Castaways, illustrated by Gilbert Wilkinson. Many more contributions by some famous authors of the time. Please see contents page... More

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Herbert Jenkins Limited, London, circa 1948. No dust jacket. Stated "first printing". Orange boards, slightly bumped at corners. 249pp., 13 x 19 cm. Book in good condition. Shipping weight 260 gr. The book features the mischievous "Uncle Fred", and his... More

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Very Good book in good+ dust jacekt. Black and blue cloth over boards. Embossed illustration from dust jacekt on front cover. Author, title, and publisher on spine. Chips to edges of dust jacket, price clipped, corners just bumped. Interior clean and... More

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WODEHOUSE, P.G. Spring Fever, Garden City: Doubleday, 1948.Octavo, first American edition, pp. 223, brown cloth boards with white lettering and decoration on spine, illustrations by Paul Galdone, bookplate on front pastedown. Trouble at Beevor Castle,... More

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311 pages with an 8 page catalogue advertising PG's works at rear. red cloth black titles, some light spotting to endpapers and recto of half title, cloth bright and uniform no stains, contents very good. 1935 only on reverse of the title page and the... More

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Fifteenth printing stated. Orange, cloth-covered boards, black lettering on the front cover without any borders. Black lettering to the spine togrther with Pubisher's device. Spine sunned, otherwise very minor wear only, no inscriptions, a nice copy.... More

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318 pages with a leaf of adverts at rear, 3rd printing, undated, c1930. orange cloth with titles in black, slight lean out-of-true and cloth very slightly handled in one or two spots, an small almost tiny inscription on FFEP "Jean Elliot" top edge of... More

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Red boards and spine lettered in black, the spine a tad faded. Fore edge has seven foxing spots. Internally a faint 3 mm spot on free front end paper affects half title, title and contents pages. No other faults. More

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Grey boards and spine lettered in red, the spine slightly soiled. Top edge red and fore edge a little foxed. Internally free end papers ghave faint marks in top corners; half title and title pages with insignificant browning along two margins;... More