Winterset, A Play in Three Acts by Maxwell Anderson - 1935

United States: Anderson House, 1935. Book. Good. Paperback. THE SCRIPT! VINTAGE LOOKING! ACTING EDITION. Some shelf wear. mild tanning and just a few markings to the old fashion covers. Enjoy this ACTING EDITION SCRIPT, a rare treat from days gone by. .

Anderson House, Washington 1935, , 1935. Oln., 134s., in gutem Zustand, [LSB18,1a]. [LSA17,2m].

Bodley Head, London, 1938 (1st published in England). vi + 134pp. Cloth boards, edges and spine browned, corners bumped. Soiled and edge worn dust jacket lacking piece from base of spine. Spine very faded. End papers browned, name on front free end paper. 19x13cms.

Washington: Anderson House, 1935. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Boards lightly foxed, else very good in a lightly stained about very good dust jacket with two long tears, a tanned spine with 1" loss at crown, and modest edgewear. A play of a young man who believes his executed father innocent of the crime for which he was charged, and his attempt to find vindication.

Washington: Published by Anderson House, 1935. First edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Original cloth. Some darkening and rubbing, else a very good copy from the library of Burgess Meredith. First edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Burgess Meredith's Copy. Burgess Meredith's copy. It is said that Anderson had Meredith in mind when he wrote the part "Mio" in "Winterset." "Mio" was the son of an unjustly executed Italian radical based upon the Sacco-Vanzetti case and one of Meredith's first very successful parts both in the theatre and in the film version produced the following year. Anderson's earlier play "God of the Lightning" was also based on this case.

Washington: Anderson House, 1935. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. First printing, inscribed on the front free endpaper "Arthur Millier, His Copy, Maxwell Andserson 1939." Very slight spine lean, small spot of abrasion on front pastedown, otherwise sound and clean. No dust jacket. Arthur Millier was a printmaker and the long-time Los Angeles Times art critic.