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STOUT, REX.
Seed On the Wind.
8vo, publisher’s yellow cloth, spine deco-
rated in blue, boards and spine bright and clean, top edges stained blue; dust jacket,
scattered mild spotting, minor finger-soiling, one closed tear to upper corner of front panel;
rubber stamp dated September 2, 1930, on colophon page, though no other indications
within, likely a publisher’s file copy, but in any case, one handled circumspectly.
NewYork:TheVanguard Press, 1930
[2,500/3,500]
FIRST EDITION
of Stout’s second book. A superior copy, and a title rarely encountered in an
uncompromised binding and dust jacket as found here.
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STOUT, REX.
Some Buried Caesar.
8vo, publisher’s green cloth lettered in
black, light rubbing and darkening mainly to upper extremities; dust jacket, moderate shelf-
wear, scattered creasing, spine panel tips and fold corners rubbed, but no chipping, short
closed tear to bottom of front panel touching one letter; internally clean.
NewYork: Farrar & Rinehart, (1939)
[3,500/5,000]
FIRST EDITION
,
WITH CONTEMPORARY SIGNED PRESENTATION SLIP LAID
-
IN
.
“Oct. 12,
1939 - For Harold D.Trevillian, with best regards - Rex Stout.”The sixth NeroWolfe mystery.
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