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American Literature
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1880-1912 The Complete Works of Bret HarteLondon: 1880-1912A beautiful ten volume set comprising the complete works of American writer Bret Harte. -
c1890 Hawthorne's WorksBoston: c1890A fantastic and uncommon twenty four volume collection of the works of important American author Nathaniel Hawthorne. -
1895 The Woman Who DidLondon: 1895The first U.K. edition of this 'New Woman' based novel, written at the turn of the century during the rise of a new feminist movement. -
1937 The Adventures of Tom SawyerNew York: 1937Beautifully illustrated by prolific artist Norman Rockwell, this important work by Mark Twain is in a very scarce slipcase. -
c1900 Uncle Tom's CabinNew York: c1900A bright and decorative binding of this celebrated anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe, writer and abolitionist. -
1900 Uncle Tom's CabinLondon: 1900A lovely decorative binding of this acclaimed anti-slavery novel by abolitionist Harriet Beecher Stowe. -
1938 The Thundering HerdLondon: 1938A very scarce lovely edition of this buffalo hunting Western novel by Zane Grey. -
1921 To the Last ManLondon: 1921The first edition of this exciting romantic Western novel by Zane Grey, in the original scarce unclipped dustwrapper. -
1936 Sunset PassLondon: 1936A thrilling yet romantic Western novel by Zane Grey, a lovely example of this work. -
1936 The Shepherd of GuadaloupeLondon: 1936A thrilling Western novel by the master of the genre, Zane Grey, a heart-racing adventure novel. -
1939 West of the PecosLondon: 1939The second edition of this exciting Western novel by the master of the genre, Zane Grey, in the original scarce dustwrapper. -
1926 The Vanishing IndianLondon: 1926A lovely first edition of one of Zane Grey's most popular novels, in the original scarce dustwrapper. -
1936 Code of the WestLondon: 1936The second edition of this Zane Grey Western, set in the depth of Arizona, a lovely example of Grey's fantastic adventure novels. -
1940 Raiders of Spanish PeaksLondon: 1940A very appealing copy of the second edition of a masterful example of Zane Grey's Western writing, in the original scarce dustwrapper. -
1926 Under the Tonto RimLondon: 1926The first edition of this exciting Zane Grey adventure Western novel, in the original scarce unclipped dustwrapper. -
1935 Under the Tonto RimLondon: 1935Zane Grey's adventurous Western novel, set in Arizona, a wonderful example of Grey's monumental contributions to the genre. -
1936 The Lost Wagon TrainLondon: 1936The first edition of one of Zane Grey's exciting Western novels, set just after the American Civil War. -
1964 A Moveable FeastLondon: 1964The first U.K. edition of Hemingway's memoir about his time spent in Paris in the 1920s, a fascinating insight into the country during that era. -
1888 The Last of the MohicansLondon & New York: 1888A school binding of this classic American novel. -
1987 Oeuvres en ProseParis: 1987A French translation of the collected works of Edgar Allan Poe in a slipcase. -
1852 The Blithedale RomanceBoston: 1852A first edition first issue of this classic romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne in the publisher's original binding. -
1835 Abbotsford and Newstead AbbeyLondon: 1835Two short stories in their first UK edition by renowned American author Washington Irving. -
1830 The Water Witch, or, The Skimmer of the Seas: A TaleLondon: 1830A marvellous three volume first edition of this work by renowned American writer, James Fenimore Cooper. -
c1840 The PioneersLondon: c1840A charming and early English edition of Fenimore Cooper's first published novel in the Leatherstocking Tales. -
1934 A Portrait and A PoemPrivately Printed: 1934A finely bound, privately printed copy of Stephen Vincent Benet's poems. A very scarce work by this celebrated American poet. -
c1890 Deerslayer, or The First WarpathLondon, Paris & Melbourne: c1890A lovely copy of the final novel in Fenimore Cooper's 'Leatherstocking Tales' -
1953 The Long Good-ByeLondon: 1953A very smart, first edition copy of this noted work of American detective fiction by Raymond Chandler. 'The Long Goodbye' has been hailed a masterpiece by many and still holds importance in the literary canon. -
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1940 For Whom The Bell TollsNew York: 1940A fine, signed, first edition first impression copy of one of Ernest Hemingway's best known works 'For Whom The Bell Tolls'. -
1939 The Master Mind of MarsLondon: 1939A fine, first edition copy of this important science fantasy novel by American author Edgar Rice Burroughs. -
1976-87 Six Science Fiction Novels by Isaac AsimovLondon: 1976-87Six smart paperback novels by Isaac Asimov, all falling within his 'Greater Foundation' universe. -
1983-83 Three Greater Foundation NovelsLondon: 1983-93Three of Isaac Asimov's science fiction novels in his 'Greater Foundation', series, two of these volumes being the first editions. -
1896 Tom Sawyer AbroadLondon: 1896A first edition, first impression of this very scarce Mark Twain novel. Only 1000 copies of this work were printed. -
1955 The End of EternityLondon: 1955The very rare first U.K. hardcover edition of this time-travelling novel by Isaac Asimov. -
1985 Robots and EmpireNew York: 1985A beautiful first edition of this important Isaac Asimov sci-fi novel, an integral part of his 'Robot' and 'Greater Foundation' series. -
1953 FoundationLondon: 1953The first U.K. edition of Isaac Asimov's first sci-fi novel set in his Foundation series, which are some of the most popular and important science fiction works of the twentieth century, -
1950 I, RobotNew York: 1950The first edition, first printing, of Isaac Asimov's important sci-fi short story collection. Of which this first printing there were only five-thousand copies.