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New York, NY, U.S.A: Crown Publishing Group, Incorporated, 1975. First Edition. Hard Cover. Used; Like New/Near Fine. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR DJ slightly curled at edges; front of DJ slightly discolored at bottom and lower part of spine, closely matching other booksellers descriptions--was it designed that way?; slight browning on endpapers. Speckled tan paper-covered boards with red cloth spine bearing gold titles; pictorial DJ; 149 pp. including more than 130 b/w family album photographs. A treasured book for Hemingway collectors, this copy with its inscription to "my special friend Bridget" is of special value.

New York, NY, U.S.A: Saint Martin's Press, LLC, 1987. First Edition. Hard Cover. Used; Like New/Very Good. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY AUTHOR 1/2" tear in DJ. Inscription on title page indicates number 18 of 30 signed at "Fantasy Etc." which predates all others. A curious tale of most unusual clockwork automations. Strange occurences began two years ago after George Dower inherited his father's watchmaking shop in suburban London. He was caught in an adventure that would eventually reveal the secrets of the Cult of Saint Monkfish, the dubious scientific brotherhood known as the Royal Anti-Society, and the experiments of the mentally unbalanced Lord Bendray. Little did George Dower realize that he was one essential part of all these mechanisms.

New York: Broadway Books, 1996. First Edition. Hard Cover. Used; Like New/Very Good. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. SIGNED BY AUTHOR Price-clipped DJ has small wrinkle inside front bottom corner. STATED FIRST EDITION with all numbers intact, SIGNED ON TITLE PAGE. Tan paper-covered boards with gray cloth spine; silver titles on spine and stylized silver signature on front cover; 151 pp. on all glossy paper, generously illustrated with color and b/w photos taken by Tipper Gore. The wife of former vice president Al Gore offers a personal diary in the form of a photo essay, documenting her family life and various White House officials during the first four years of the Clinton administration.