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WELTY, EUDORA.
Group of 5 Signed volumes of collected works.
8vo,
original bindings; dust jackets and slipcases as issued; bookplates.
New York, vd
[600/900]
Selected Stories of Eudora Welty. First Modern Library Edition. Inscribed and Signed to
Roberts. (1954) * The Eye of the Story. Selected Essays and Reviews. 2 copies: Each one of
300 unnumbered copies Signed by Welty. (1977); Review copy of the First Trade Edition,
additionally Inscribed and Signed by Welty to Roberts; review slips laid in * The Collected
Stories of Eudora Welty. First Trade Edition. Inscribed and Signed to Roberts. Publisher’s press
releases laid in. (1980) * The Collected Stories of Eudora Welty. First Signed, Limited
Edition. Number 129 of 500 copies. Additionally Inscribed and Signed by Welty to Roberts.
(1980).
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WELTY, EUDORA.
Group of 6 Limited Editions.
Some illustrated. 4to and
8vo, original bindings; slipcases as issued; Roberts bookplates. All but last two titles are
Signed by Welty.
Vp, vd
[800/1,200]
Ida M’Toy. 246 /350 Signed copies. Urbana, (1979) * Women!! Make Turban in Own
Home! xxxii / 35 Signed copies for private distribution. Winston-Salem: Palaemon Press,
(1979) * Acrobats In a Park. 58/100 Signed copies. Northridge: Lord John Press, 1980 *
Morgana. Illustrated by Mildred Nungester Wolfe. 174/250 copies Signed by Welty and
Wolfe. Jackson, 1988 * Country Churchyards. Photographic plates by Welty. 630/0150
unsigned copies. Jackson, (2000) * Some Notes on River Country. 23/150 unsigned copies.
Jackson, 2003.
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WELTY, EUDORA.
The Shoe
Bird.
Illustrated by Beth Krush. 8vo, pic-
torial yellow boards; dust jacket, light
edgewear and soiling; bookplate.
FIRST
EDITION
.
INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY
WELTY TO ROBERTS
.
New York, (1964)
[250/350]
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WELTY, EUDORA.
The Wide
Net.
8vo, blue cloth stamped in white;
dust jacket, overall light toning, only the
most minor edgewear, flap corners (but
not price) clipped; bookplate.
FIRST EDI
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TION INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY WELTY
TO ROBERTS
on title. Her third work.
New York, (1943)
[400/600]
WITH
—
A bright copy of the First English
Edition. 8vo, cloth; dust jacket, verso printed
with an alternate Bodley Head publication
“Unlucky Farm” by F. E. Mills Young.
London: The Bodley Head, (1945).
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