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Chicago:: The Reilly & Lee Company.. Fair with moderate shlfwr w/o DJ.. (1927).. 2nd printing.. Black cloth binding .

Chicago/New York: Reilly & Lee Co, 1927. 3rd Printing. Hardcover. Very Good with no dust jacket. Black cloth covers, 329 pages. Pencil dedication on free front endpage, some darkening at front and rear gutters; 5 x 7 3/4

Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Company, (c. 1929). 3rd printing. hardcover. near very good. Octavo, black cloth covers with orange titles. 329 pages. No dust jacket. little fading on top cover, else very good. World War I novel. 092508E

Chicago: Reilly & Lee Pub. Very Good. 1927. 1st Edition,1p. HARDCOVER. 5x8". VERY GOOD Condition ..names in pencil ep "Babe Maeller, Eva Andrews"... else clan solid fairly bright copy... ; REd spine & cover titles on BLACK CLOTH HARD COVERS...White endpapers..; 239pg pages; Story of young man from rural maountains who decides to join the army.....plain simple talk and being called a "hill billy or "white trash" was fighting words.." Pre WW2 military described with much attention to detail..correct or otherwise.. .

Reilly & Lee. dust jacket with chips . Good. Hardcover. 2nd printing. 1927.

The Reilly & Lee Co.. Used - Acceptable. Acceptable condition. Acceptable dust jacket. 2nd Printing. In protective mylar cover. (WWI, world war 1, historical fiction, war stories) A readable, intact copy that may have noticeable tears and wear to the spine. All pages of text are present, but they may include extensive notes and highlighting or be heavily stained. Includes reading copy only books.

Chicago/New York: The Reilly & Lee Co.. Very Good in Good dj. (c.1927). 2nd printing (see note). Hardcover. (price-clipped) [good solid book, very slight deterioration to cloth at bottom edges of both covers, one teeny-tiny wormhole in front joint, one-time owner's name and place of purchase in ink at top of ffep; jacket has some minor chipping and slight paper loss (especially at corners and at top of spine) but with no loss of text]. Self-declared as "THE Great War Novel," this might as well be subtitled "A Hillbilly's Adventures in the Great War." The author was a WWI veteran who hailed from Missouri (his military service bona fides are detailed on the rear jacket flap), and while his alter-ego protagonist, Jeptha Montgomery Brice (called "Jep") maintains his cornpone accent and attitude throughout, the author at least doesn't fall into the trap of letting Jep also narrate the story, which would likely have rendered it unreadable.… Read More

Reilly & Lee. Very Good in Good dust jacket. 1927. First Edition. Hardcover. Publisher's cloth. Presumed first edition. Light soil/wear to cloth, corners lightly bumped. Endpages darkened, trace foxing. The DJ in mylar has loss to heel, chips to corners/edge, toned spine, price clipped. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 329 pages .