Book Description

‘NEW EDITION’: i.e. FIRST UNIFORM EDITION. 8vo. Original teal cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Pushing to spine ends, heavy dints to top edges, patches and bands of sunning to spine ends and board edges (corresponding with DJ losses). Edges and endpapers scantily foxed, POI in blue ink to ffep: “Sylvia M Bones, Durham. Jan 1943.”, ‘The House of Andrews, Durham’ label to rear endpaper, else, clean and tight. In the original teal dust jacket, lettered in dark blue: spine and edges sunned, loss to head of spine, extremities chipped, publisher’s cancel price label partially removed to spine.
Dealer Notes
A robust copy of the first uniform edition of the second series of Virginia Woolf’s The Common Reader (1935), unusual in its matching teal dust jacket; originally published by the Hogarth Press in 1932, according to Kirkpatrick this ‘new edition’ is actually a photo-offset reprint of the first edition. 3200 copies were printed.
Kirkpatrick A18c [ref: 3660]
Author WOOLF, Virginia.
Date 1935
Binding Cloth
Publisher London: Hogarth Press/ Uniform Edition.
Condition Good+/ good+

Price: £50.00

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