April 2, 2025
Bibliography of the Works of John Galsworthy by H V Marrot 1st Ltd Ed, signed
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A Bibliography of theWorks of John Galsworthy by H. V. Marrot. London: Elkin Mathews & Marrot, 1928. 8vo, full gilt buckram over beveled boards; 252pp (partially unopened), illustrated with portrait frontis and plates (one in full color by Max Beerbohm), includes index. First edition, first printing: one of only 210 numbered copies signed by John Galsworthy . A splendid descriptive bibliography covering Galsworthy’s novels, plays, essays , books and pamphlets, articles and translations, with notes on special and uniform editions of Galsworthy’s work, books about his work and a section of facsimiles (title pages, notes, letters and manuscripts), fully indexed for quick reference. Some fox-speckling to the prelims (including limitation page) and endmatter, else a tight, unmarked copy with no signs of previous ownership—about VG (or slightly better). Lacking the rare DJ. Terms: WINNING BIDDER MUST CONTACT SELLER WITHIN 24 HOURS (1 DAY) AFTER CLOSE OF AUCTION TO ACKNOWLEDGE PURCHASE. PAYMENT MUST BE MADE VIA PAYPAL WITHIN 72 HOURS (THREE DAYS) FROM CLOSE OF AUCTION--NO EXCEPTIONS! Returns: Full refund/credit within 14 days of receipt with prior notification. Shipping and handling anywhere in the USA via USPS detailed below; alternate shipping and special USPS services available, please inquire. AIRMAIL worldwide available; please inquire
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