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NY: New Playwrights, 1952. First Edition. Small 8vo, pp. 88. Introduction by Michael Gold. Illustrated on endpapers with photos of various productions. Light hand soil and sunning.

J.B. Hackett, 1995. Good.

New York: New Playwrights, Inc, 1952. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Gray cloth stamped in burgundy. Introduction by Michael Gold. An Auvergne Publishers sticker on the title, cloth moderately soiled, corners bumped, a very good copy lacking the dustwrapper.

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New York: New Playwrights, 1952. Hardcover. Octavo; G/Poor+; Hardcover with DJ; Spine, grey with brown print; DJ in clean plastic sleeve with label taped to spine and vendor label on front flap; DJ in 2 pieces, missing spine, front and rear have tears to edges, peripheral toning, light smudging to rear; Boards in grey cloth with brown print, light wear to spine caps and corners, else clean and strong; Text block has stage set and photographs from various productions on endpapers, small stain to top edge of initial pages, else clean and tight; Signed in ink by the author opposite the title page; 88 pages. 1356606. FP New Rockville Stock.

New York: New Playwrights, 1952. Hardcover. 88p., illustrated endpapers, first edition, very good condition in a heavily edge worn dust jacket. Front panel of the dust jacket illustrated by Rockwell Kent. On the daily life of American seaman.

[Amsterdam 1765].. Kupferkarte v. J. v. Schley. 20, 5 x 16, 5 cm. A- la Barre à l'entrée du Port ; B- l'Ile de la bonne Justice; C- l'Ile velue; D-Saline ou nous funes du sel. dd Autres petites salines; E- Ouverture de la Riviere où l'eau n'est pas profond et dont les cours n'est pas connu F- Canal etroit propre pour les Chaloupes en basse eau. G- Lieu de debarquement pour les Chaloupes. NB les Chiffres marquent des Brasses à 3/4 du Reflux.

New York, New Playwrights, Inc. [1952], 1952. First edition. Small 8vo. Introduction by Michael Gold. Front endpaper illustration by Hainer Hill; 3 b/w photos (of the New York production) by Vivian Cherry; 2 b/w photos (of the London production) by Cyril Bernard (on back endpapers); upper jacket cover illustration by Rockwell Kent. Dust jacket (unclipped; small chip and toning to back paney). Very good. No signatures or bookplates. Three-act play, set on a ship in the Persian Gulf. The 1950 New York Production starred Sidney Poitier (who is depicted in Kent's jacket illustration). Publisher on dust jacket: Auvergne.. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.

New York: New Playwrights, Inc, 1952. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Introduction by Michael Gold. Fine in modestly age-toned, near fine, Rockwell Kent-illustrated dustwrapper with a short tear.

A manuscript map drawn in coloured inks on parchment showing the Duchy of Guelders (mostly now in the province of Gelderland) and surroundings, with north to the left. The Duchy itself is shown in light green with a slightly darker green border, the main (northern) part bounded by the Zuyder Zee (now the IJsselmeer) and the River Lek to the north, the River IJssel to the east and the River Maas to the south. The disjunct southern part of the Duchy is further south, up the River Maas, partly cut off at the right. The map was clearly intended to show the coats of arms (rendered in colour and gold) of the provinces (or before 1588 their predecessors) of Holland (county), Utrecht (lordship), Brabant (duchy), Overijsel (lordship), Gelderland (Duchy of Guelders), Zutphen (county) and Cleves (duchy). In fact, there appear to be two errors: the arms placed in Zutphen show a rampant lion, as expected, but the tinctures (colours) indicate the arms of Jülich rather than Zutphen; and the arms shown in Utrecht… Read More