Search Results: Titles starting with S from Owl Creek Books

The Franklin Library, 1978. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. Scarlet Sister Mary. Written by Julia Peterkin. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, 1929. Illustrated by Charles Hamrick. Published in 1978 by The Franklin Library. A Limited Edition. Dark red leather, gilt, moire silk endpapers and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1976. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. Selected Poems: 1923-1975. Written by Robert Penn Warren. Illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon. Published in 1976 by The Franklin Library. The First Edition Society. Red or orange (hazelnut) leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1977. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. Six Plays. Written by Henrik Ibsen. Translated by Eva Le Gallienne. Published in 1977 by The Franklin Library. A Limited Edition. Brown leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1976. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. Slapstick: or Lonesome No More! Written by Kurt Vonnegut. Illustrated by Robert Andrew Parker. Published in 1976 by The Franklin Library. The First Edition Society. Light brown leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1976. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. Sons Come and Go, Mothers Hang in Forever. Written by William Saroyan. Illustrated by Al Hirschfeld. Published in 1976 by The Franklin Library. The First Edition Society. Light brown leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1977. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. The Sound and the Fury. Written by William Faulkner. Illustrated by Bill Oakes. Published in 1977 by The Franklin Library. A Limited Edition. The 100 Greatest Masterpieces of American Literature. Dark navy or black leather, gilt, moire silk endpapers and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1976. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. The Sound and the Fury. Written by William Faulkner. Published in 1976 by The Franklin Library. A Limited Edition. Blue leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1976. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. The Spectator Bird. Written by Wallace Stegner. Illustrated by John Collier. Published in 1976 by The Franklin Library. The First Edition Society. Dark green leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1977. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. The Store. Written by T. S. Stribling. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, 1933. Illustrated by Howard Rogers. Published in 1977 by The Franklin Library. A Limited Edition. Dark red leather, gilt, moire silk endpapers and satin ribbon bookmark.

The Franklin Library, 1977. Limited. Hardcover. Very Good. The Sun Also Rises. Written by Ernest Hemingway. Illustrated by Stan Hunter. Published in 1977 by The Franklin Library. A Limited Edition. Medium brown or orange leather, gilt accents, gilded edges, moire silk endpapers, and satin ribbon bookmark.

First edition, first issue in the original first-issue dust jacket. Issue points present including title page matching the 1926 on the copyright page; Scribner's seal on the copyright page; bottom of front panel of jacket with "In Our Times", which was corrected in later issues to "In Our Time"; stopped misspelled as "stoppped" at p. 181, line 26; "Book Three" at p. 235 spelled out instead of roman numeral "III"; and down-stairs misspelled as "down-staris" at last line on p. 169. Pages intact without tears, creases, or markings, some light foxing. Unclipped dust jacket with original price present ($2.00), with 2 tape repairs, split at joint of jacket spine visible from reverse, chipping at edges, less than centimeter loss at head and tail, tanned. Hemingway's first novel. When it was published in 1926, The New York Times described it as, "No amount of analysis can convey the quality of The Sun Also Rises. It is a truly gripping story, told in a lean, hard, athletic narrative prose that puts more… Read More