Now in November

True First Edition with 1934 on the Main Title Page and the copyright page with no other printings listed. And directly signed on the 1st leaf by the AUTHOR "Josephine W. Johnson September 1934" in black ink HER FULL Signature(as full as I've ever seen her signature) just 2 months after the publishing date...And there is a later issue Dustjacket too, with the fold-out flap. BOOK details first: Brown cloth covers with paper labels, the spine label is 95-97% gone but I have an answer for it at the end of the description, one on the front nice, light rubbing, light shelf wear, all corners touch of wear or rounding, the spine ends are worn to the point of fraying(but not bumped) and a very slight lean. But inside is beautiful, no markings other than the Signature, inside the covers are beginning to age tone but that's it, unread tightness...The Dustjacket has a few problems too, there is soiling, rubbing, and chips, the worst chip is the top of the spine taking out the Now and 1/2 of in of the lettering(caused by removing the tape at some time). It has been reinforced with tape to keep it from tearing(top corners spine ends), but it would have been better to not tape it at all, but it is restorable and the value is inside the front flap. I got this book about 10 years ago and discovered that the original DJ had did not have a fold out flap of reviews attached. By leaving the flaps in full it could have sprung the spine of the book so most people removed it, it was made to tear off anyway. So the 1st of the book is hard to find and the Dustjacket is even harder.. Back to this book's spine label, I have included a later copy and it has the labels intact. Get the DJ restored and the covers clean and restored for a few bucks and watch the other I only know of 5 full issue dustjackets.