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1944Best.-Nr. R160208817Voix d'outre monde. 1944. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Dos abîmé, Quelques rousseurs. 181 pages. Partiellement désolidarisé. Dos avec manque, accrocs et mors fendus.. . . . Classification Dewey : 820-Littératures anglaise et anglo-saxonne
1945Best.-Nr. 1126727Aux Editions de Minuit 1945. softcover. very good. Aux Editions de Minuit unknown
1957Best.-Nr. 300765Baltimore Johns Hopkins Press 1957. 1957. First edition. 8vo. Illustrated with halftones from b/w photographs. Selected bibliography index. Dust jacket unclipped. Very good. Advance copy for review with publication date of May 31 1957 with original price $5.00. Includes a chapter on Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath.". 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1957. hardcover books
1994Best.-Nr. 78851New York:: Literary Classics of the United States for The Library of America 1994. First printing. publisher's cloth in dust jacket. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. 8vo. The Library of America-72. [Literary Classics of the United States for] The Library of America, hardcover
2002Best.-Nr. 98252NY:: Library of America. As New. 2002. Hardcover. As new in like slipcase. Tan cloth. No dust jacket as issued. Sewn-in ribbon bookmark. Still in original shrinkwrap. . Library of America, hardcover books
1994Best.-Nr. 036090USA: Library of America 1994. Book. Fine. Hardcover. octavo. Four volumes. tan cloth gilt lettering on the spine As new condition. in beige slipcases with gilt lettering. decoration. The slipcases have minor soiling on the bottoms. Contains The Pastures of Heaven To A God Unknown Tortilla Flat In Dubious Battle Of Mice and Men/The Long Valley The Grapes of Wrath the Log From the Sea of Cortez The Harvest Gypsies/The Moon is Down Cannery Row The Pearl East of Eden/Travels With Charley The Wayward Bus Burning Bright Sweet Thursday The Winter Of Our Discontent Travels with Charley in Search of America. Library of America Hardcover
1994Best.-Nr. 056860Library of America. Fine. 1994. 1st Edition Thus. Hardcover. We offer these 4 deluxe volumes as a set attractive matching beige cloth bindings ribbon bookmarks decorative end-papers first printings as stated on copyright pages housed in cream-colored slipcases with gold borders and decoration this is a beautiful gift set it looks new with no remarkable flaws to the books or slipcases the publisher's original insert about the book is present in the latter two volumes listed above in our title . Library of America hardcover
1936Best.-Nr. 4799New York: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition. First separate edition printed at the request of Elmer Adler for presentation to Gabriel Lambert. Publisher's quarter cloth over marbled paper boards. A Near Fine copy with faint sunning to spine and small split to cloth to the front joint near the crown; gentle bumps to corners. Internally fresh and unread. A pleasing copy. The first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story that formed a portion of Steinbeck's novel The Pastures of Heaven. Here in a lovely fine paper copy made for presentation by the Pynson Printers. Pynson Printers unknown books
1936Best.-Nr. 4800New York: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition. First separate edition printed for presentation but without an information inked in at the limitation page. Publisher's quarter cloth over marbled paper boards. A Near Fine copy with faint sunning to spine and small split to cloth to the front joint near the crown; gentle bumps to corners. Internally fresh and unread. A pleasing copy. The first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story that formed a portion of Steinbeck's novel The Pastures of Heaven. Here in a lovely fine paper copy made for presentation by the Pynson Printers. Pynson Printers unknown books
1980Best.-Nr. 08780NOTHING SO MONSTROUS Richard West 1980 fine without dust-wrapper as issued. 1/150 copies of this the facsimile edition. Illustrated. Richard West unknown books
1936Best.-Nr. 56139New York: Pynson Printers 1936. Hardcover. Fine. First Separate Edition originally published in The Pastures of Heaven 1932. An unusually fine fresh copy with the corners square and virtually unrubbed. Goldstone notes that the paper supply allowed only 370 copies to be printed. Published for subscribers to use as Christmas gifts the colophon was customized with the subscriber's name following "made by the Pynson Printers of New York at the request of blank for presentation to blank." Fifty copies were so designated for Elmer Adler 100 for Frederick B. Adams Jr. 150 for Ben Abramson 50 for Edwin J. Beinecke and 20 for antiquarian bookseller Howard Mott although evidently fewer were issued with his name; only one is known. Unknown to Goldstone there were six copies for Steinbeck as well. This copy has the subscriber's name The Colophon handwritten in for presentation to the noted printer Carl P. Rollins. Additionally this copy is Signed by the subscribers Adams and Adler as well as by bookman John T. Winterich. All three were editors of The Colophon a magazine for book collectors. Rollins was the first "University Printer" at Yale. Goldstone A2f. Pynson Printers hardcover books
1980Best.-Nr. 58417Richard West 1980. Limited Edition. One of 150 copies printed. Octavo 26cm. Red buckram titled in gilt; plain endpapers; ii302pp; in-text illus. Bookplate of noted zoologist James G. Mead. Straight and sound minor external dustsoil internally fresh: Very Good. Facsimile of the 1936 first edition. Richard West unknown books
1936Best.-Nr. TO-2026-090Pynson Printers 1936. First edition thus limited. STEINBECK John. Nothing So Monstrous. FIRST SEPARATE EDITION limited to 370 copies. New York: Pynson Printers December 1936. Octavo. 30 1 pp. Original orange buckram spine over marbled paper boards lettered in black; issued without dust jacket. Pen-and-ink drawings throughout by Donald McKay. Light wear to extremities else a fine copy. Goldstone & Payne A2f; see Morrow 16. One of the 50 copies subscribed by Edwin J. Beinecke. The printed colophon at the rear reads: "This copy of Nothing So Monstrous with pen and ink drawings by Donald McKay was made by the Pynson Printers of New York at the request of Edwin J. Beinecke for presentation to Dr. J. A. Giles December Nineteen Thirty-Six." With an additional presentation inscription by Beinecke to the front free endpaper and Beinecke's own gilt and red leather bookplate to the front pastedown. The story tracks a Salinas Valley intellectual who refuses every form of upward economic mobility raises his son in studied poverty and is shamed into leaving the valley after the school board's clumsy charity toward his ragged child; the 1936 epilogue unique to this printing restores father and son to their idyllic life in the Pastures. Pynson Printers the New York fine-press shop run by Elmer Adler produced the book as a Christmas keepsake for a small group of subscribing collectors who paid for blocks of copies to give as gifts. SKU TO-2026-090 Pynson Printers hardcover
1936Best.-Nr. 4799New York: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition. First separate edition printed at the request of Elmer Adler for presentation to Gabriel Lambert. Publisher's quarter cloth over marbled paper boards. A Near Fine copy with faint sunning to spine and small split to cloth to the front joint near the crown; gentle bumps to corners. Internally fresh and unread. A pleasing copy. The first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story that formed a portion of Steinbeck's novel The Pastures of Heaven. Here in a lovely fine paper copy made for presentation by the Pynson Printers. Pynson Printers unknown
1980Best.-Nr. 293253New York.: Richard West; The Pynson Printers. 1980. Limited edition 150 copies. Burgundy buckram gilt spine title. Near fine small scuff to lower edge of front cover no dust jacket as issued. 25.5x17 cm. A scarce item for the Steinbeck collector. This is a later facsimile reprint of the original 1936 edition of 370 copies. An excerpt from Pastures of Heaven. weight: 0.9 lb. Richard West; The Pynson Printers. hardcover
1980Best.-Nr. 58417Richard West 1980. Limited Edition. One of 150 copies printed. Octavo 26cm. Red buckram titled in gilt; plain endpapers; ii302pp; in-text illus. Bookplate of noted zoologist James G. Mead. Straight and sound minor external dustsoil internally fresh: Very Good. Facsimile of the 1936 first edition. Richard West unknown
1936Best.-Nr. 4800New York: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition. First separate edition printed for presentation but without an information inked in at the limitation page. Publisher's quarter cloth over marbled paper boards. A Near Fine copy with faint sunning to spine and small split to cloth to the front joint near the crown; gentle bumps to corners. Internally fresh and unread. A pleasing copy. The first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story that formed a portion of Steinbeck's novel The Pastures of Heaven. Here in a lovely fine paper copy made for presentation by the Pynson Printers. Pynson Printers unknown
Best.-Nr. JD35526NY Pynson Printers Dec. 1936 first edition thus. First separate printing of the Junius Maltby story from Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven bound with marbled boards and orange cloth spine issued without jacket one of only 370 copies pen and ink drawings by Donald McKay designed to be used as a Christmas gift for the use of Ben Abramson Elmer Adler Frederick B. Adams Jr. Edwin J. Beinecke and Howard Mott it includes Steinbeck's epilogue written especially for this book Goldstone & Payne A2f this copy has the printed colophon which indicates that this copy was prepared at the request of Elmer Adler for presentation to Patricia S. Huntington Goldstone & Payne A2f see Morrow 16. Edgewear else fine. NY, Pynson Printers, Dec. 1936, first edition thus. hardcover
1980Best.-Nr. 08780NOTHING SO MONSTROUS Richard West 1980 fine without dust-wrapper as issued. 1/150 copies of this the facsimile edition. Illustrated. Richard West unknown
Best.-Nr. JD29790NY Pynson Printers December 1936 first edition. This hardcover with marbled boards and orange cloth spine is the first separate printing of the Junius Maltby story from Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven Goldstone & Payne A2f see Morrow 16 issued here with a new title and an epilogue written especially for this book by Steinbeck it is one of only 370 copies for presentation by a number of subscribers to be used as a Christmas gift it includes pen and ink drawings by Donald McKay this is a most interesting Association Copy made at the request of Rockwell Kent who has Signed his name on the presentation page where the requester's name was to have been inserted Kent then added the word "himself" in the area where the presentee's name was to have been filled in Kent was the "house" artist for the Pynson Printers the book is also Signed by Elmer Adler F. B. Adams and John Winterich Sally and Rockwell Kent's modest bookplate affixed to the front pastedown now housed in Kent's custom slipcase. Fine. NY, Pynson Printers, December 1936, first edition. hardcover
Best.-Nr. JD29803n.p. Richard West 1980 first edition. This hardcover was issued without dust jacket red cloth with gilt-lettered spine one of 150 copies printed from the original 1936 edition this is the Junius Maltby story from Steinbeck's second book The Pastures of Heaven not recorded by Morrow scarce. Fine. n.p., Richard West, 1980, first edition. hardcover
1936Best.-Nr. 24731New York:: Pynson Printers 1936. First edition; this copy presented by the publisher to "The Lowenthals" on the colophon page. publisher's cloth-backed marbled boards. A near fine copy slight shelf wear to bottom edge. . 8vo. Pynson Printers], hardcover
1936Best.-Nr. 56139New York: Pynson Printers 1936. Hardcover. Fine. First Separate Edition originally published in The Pastures of Heaven 1932. An unusually fine fresh copy with the corners square and virtually unrubbed. Goldstone notes that the paper supply allowed only 370 copies to be printed. Published for subscribers to use as Christmas gifts the colophon was customized with the subscriber's name following "made by the Pynson Printers of New York at the request of blank for presentation to blank." Fifty copies were so designated for Elmer Adler 100 for Frederick B. Adams Jr. 150 for Ben Abramson 50 for Edwin J. Beinecke and 20 for antiquarian bookseller Howard Mott although evidently fewer were issued with his name; only one is known. Unknown to Goldstone there were six copies for Steinbeck as well. This copy has the subscriber's name The Colophon handwritten in for presentation to the noted printer Carl P. Rollins. Additionally this copy is Signed by the subscribers Adams and Adler as well as by bookman John T. Winterich. All three were editors of The Colophon a magazine for book collectors. Rollins was the first "University Printer" at Yale. Goldstone A2f. Pynson Printers hardcover
1989Best.-Nr. Q-0960269207Norse Press 1989. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Norse Press paperback
1971Best.-Nr. 322972New York: Nobel Prize Library 1971. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine in boards. Nobel Prize Library hardcover