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New York: Alfred a. Knopf , 1924. Hardback. 95pp. Binding somewhat rubbed. Some occasional foxing to contents. Archival tape repair to page 57/58. Small mark and previous owner's name, Anthony Thwaite, in pencil to front free end-paper. A rather pleasing copy. (q27). Hard Cover. Good.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1924. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition. Octavo. 95pp. Decorative cloth with multi-color, vertical stripes, and publisher's printed paper spine label. Owner's contemporary pencil name on front flyleaf ("Patrick H. Hodgkin"), tiny tear on title page at fore-edge, and sunning at the bottom of the spine, a very good copy in very good, first issue dust jacket with "Fall, 1924" ads on rear panel with moderate chipping on spine and both panels, the rear panel has 1.5" chip at lower fore-corner. Scarce in jacket.

Alfred A.Knopf, New York, 1924. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Inscribed by Author(s). 1st Edition. First Edition (first printing), in the first state binding of rainbow-patterned boards with a tanned and slightly chipped paper spine label and the publisher's yellow top edge stain. 8vo. 95pp. A presentation copy, fondly inscribed by the author to fellow poet and Newdigate Prize winner David Posner, dated May 1943 and with two inked lines of verse beneath and Posner's signature in pencil above. Some occasional light pencilled marginalia and some notes to the front free endpaper, probably in Julian Symons' hand but possibly also in Posner's. Laid-in is a folded two-sided handwritten letter from Ransom to Julian Symons concerning an article on Restoration comedy which was to appear in the Ransom-edited journal 'The Kenyon Review'. Biro mark to the rear board and just a fraction of tenderness to the front hinge. A very good copy in the uncommon dust wrapper, non-price-clipped but… Read More