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1914Best.-Nr. 228979English Club of the University of California 1914. Trade Paperback. xvi 53-100 xvii-xxxii pages. Vol. LXVII No. 2. Frederick Faust was an associate editor of this literary magazine. In this issue he contributes four poems. After college he would be best-known as Max Brand one of the most successful writers of westerns. Wrapper edges chipped else very good. English Club of the University of California paperback
1914Best.-Nr. 604092Berkeley: Published by the Occident 1914. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. 12mo. 28pp. Sewn stiff printed wrappers. Surface abrasion on the front cover and a moderate crease on the rear a few bumps along the edges a bit of spotting on the first page very good. Verse "written by the members of a class in verse-composition in the University of California." Prints three poems by Max Brand i.e. Frederick Faust being his first appearance in a book preceding his first solo publication written as "Max Brand" by five years. Also prints poems by his close friend Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Sidney Howard and winner of the Academy Award for his screenplay for Gone With the Wind.Also includes contributions by Lesley R. Bates Helen Cornelius Jewell Parish and others. Faust is best known for his literary Westerns written under the pen name Max Brand. Uncommon OCLC locates only five copies. Published by the Occident unknown books
1914Best.-Nr. 524215Berkeley: Published by the Occident 1914. Softcover. Fine. First edition. 12mo. 28pp. Sewn stiff printed wrappers. Small previous owner's book label inside front wrap from San Francisco faint small stain on rear wrap else fine. Verse "written by the members of a class in verse-composition in the University of California." Prints three poems by Max Brand i.e. Frederick Faust being his first appearance in a book preceding his first solo publication written as "Max Brand" by five years. Also prints poems by his close friend Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Sidney Howard and winner of the Academy Award for his screenplay for Gone With the Wind.Also includes contributions by Lesley R. Bates Helen Cornelius Jewell Parish and others. Faust is best known for his literary Westerns written under the pen name Max Brand. Uncommon OCLC locates only five copies. Published by the Occident unknown books
1912Best.-Nr. 63795Berlin, Morawe & Scheffelt, 1912. 8°. Mit 3 Vignetten, 7 Initialen u. (inkl. Frontispiz) 11 farb. Tafeln von Josef von Diveky. 84 S., 1 Bl., OHPgmt. m. goldgepr. Rückentitel u. Kopfgoldschnitt.
1926Best.-Nr. 65202New York:: Chelsea House 1926. First edition. publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. An attractive unworn copy in a jacket with some moderate edgewear and a small tanned area from a tape repair at the top edge of the rear panel. 8vo. Chelsea House, hardcover
1935Best.-Nr. 65209New York:: The Macaulay Company 1935. First edition. publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Multiple name stamps on endsheets front and rear; ink numerals; small name stamp at head of title page; slight use to the bright unworn cloth; tight and sound in a jacket with a few small chips and tears. 8vo. The Macaulay Company, hardcover
1934Best.-Nr. 66209New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1934. First edition. publisher's cloth in dust jacket. Spine a little sunned; some slight soiling to the rear panel; tight and sound in a dust jacket with small chips at corners and spine folds. . 8vo. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1934Best.-Nr. 65224New York:: The Macaulay Company 1934. First edition. publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Slight use to cloth: a fine copy in a lightly rubbed and dust-soiled jacket. 8vo. The Macaulay Company, hardcover
1935Best.-Nr. 65923New York:: The Macaulay Company 1935. First edition. publisher's black cloth in dust jacket. Cloth darkened at joints; endsheets tanned; tight and sound in a price-clipped jacket with a chip at the top of the spine just touching the lettering; rubbing and other small chips and tears. 8vo. The Macaulay Company, hardcover
1924Best.-Nr. 65725New York:: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1924. First edition. publisher's green gilt-lettered cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Ink ownership annotation on front and rear pastedown; a pair of neatly punched holes 1/8" in diameter pierces the lower inside corner of the rear board and dust jacket. The book is near fine with bright gold on the spine and front panel. The extremely uncommon dust jacket has a chip at the top of the backstrip just touching one of the letters of the title and some light use to the top of the front panel. 8vo. G. P. Putnam's Sons, hardcover
1928Best.-Nr. 65194New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1928. First edition. publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. A fine copy in a jacket with tiny chips at corners and some very light dust-soiling / use. 8vo. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1950Best.-Nr. 65248New York:: Harper & Brothers ca. 1950. First edition. publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Near fine in a jacket with slight use at extremities and the rear panel. 8vo. Harper & Brothers, hardcover
1933Best.-Nr. 65193New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1933. First edition. publisher's cloth in a supplied file copy dust jacket. Light use and overall dust-soiling to cloth. The dust jacket a file copy is beautiful except for a triangular chip 1/2 inch hypotenuse at the top of the spine. 8vo. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1954Best.-Nr. 65183New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1954. First edition. publisher's green boards in dust jacket. A fine copy in a jacket with a few tiny areas of rubbing and a tiny tear at the top edge of the rear panel which is a little dust-soiled. 8vo. Silver Star Westerns. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1932Best.-Nr. 66208New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1932. First edition. publisher's cloth in dust jacket. Some light dust-soiling to the yellow cloth; very slight use at extremities; tight and sound in a tanned jacket with a 2" chip at the corner of the rear wrapper partially extending onto the spine; one other coin-sized chip at the bottom of the rear panel. . 8vo. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1926Best.-Nr. 65223New York:: Chelsea House 1926. First edition. publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Spine slightly sunned; a clean tight and sound copy in a jacket with several chips at corners small internal tape reinforcements and a little rubbing at extremities. 8vo. Chelsea House, hardcover
1941Best.-Nr. 65187New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1941. First edition. publisher's gold cloth in pictorial dust jacket. Slight use to extremities of cloth; clean tight and sound in a dust jacket with some internal tape repairs at folds. There is the remnant of an old price sticker on the front panel; sunning to the spine and some chipping and overall wear. 8vo. Silver Star Westerns. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1941Best.-Nr. 65378New York:: Dodd Mead & Company 1941. First edition. publisher's yellow cloth. . Small ink gift inscription; cloth slightly soiled and rubbed at corners. 8vo. Dodd, Mead & Company, hardcover
1885Best.-Nr. 46867Hildesheim-New York, Georg Olms Verlag, 1970 (Nachdruck der Ausgabe Oldenburg, 1885). 8°. XII, 764 S., OLwd.
Best.-Nr. AQ26049Derby: Published by Richardson and Son s.d. c. 1830 23pp 1. Original publisher’s printed blue wrappers. A trifle spotted slight chipping to spine. An uncommon survival in original unsophisticated state of an anonymous Derby-printed prose edition of the perennially popular German legend of Faust. An apparently contemporary edition in boards also issued by Richardson but likely not for six-pence contained a colour frontispiece which this edition doesn’t feature. OCLC records copies at four locations Cambridge Louisiana Oxford and Yale; COPAC adds two further BL and NLW. . 12mo. Published by Richardson and Son, [s.d., c. 1830] hardcover
1970Best.-Nr. 819031970 Paris, Lyon, Belles Lettres, 1970, in 8° broché, 251 pages
1990Best.-Nr. 168453Osaka: Kodama Gallery 1990. Softcover. First Japanese Edition. Text in Japanese and English. With color illustrations. Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at Kodama Gallery in Osaka from May 14 through June 16 1990. Lightly rubbed on the spine ends else Near Fine in perfect-bound wrappers. Kodama Gallery unknown
1990Best.-Nr. 168453Osaka: Kodama Gallery 1990. Softcover. First Japanese Edition. Text in Japanese and English. With color illustrations. Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at Kodama Gallery in Osaka from May 14 through June 16 1990. Lightly rubbed on the spine ends else Near Fine in perfect-bound wrappers. Kodama Gallery unknown books
1602Best.-Nr. 64740Marburg, Paul Egenolph (Egenolff), 1602. 4°. Mit Holzschn.-Titelvignette. 12 nn. Bll., Geheftet (ausgebunden; ohne Einband).
1994Best.-Nr. 26411New York: Purgatory Pie Press 1994. Fine. Number 100. Signed by the book artists. An old record that has been re-produced by the Purgatory Pie Press with a new label printed on both sides: "Roberta 'N' Rob Smith - Lame!" and "Roberta 'N' Rob Smith - Worse!" This "random re-issue" pokes fun at bad records with lots of typos slogans and gimmicks. The words 'Lame / Stale' and 'Worse / Fukt-Fi' have been scratched into the record. The record sleeve is printed with information about the fictitious Roberta N Bob fan club and is also signed by them. The plastic bag that covers the sleeve has several stickers which further emphasize the poor record quality "30 years after . New British Infestation" "This record waz wuns mor popular than it is NOW" etc. The label sleeve and stickers are letterpress printed. PRI/010213. Purgatory Pie Press unknown books
