110 / 146
248
249
250
249
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STOKER, BRAM.
Dracula.
8vo,
publisher’s orange cloth, boards mottled,
heaviest to rear; unclipped dust jacket, 3
cellotape repairs on verso, folds rubbed,
shallow chipping to spine panel ends not
touching letters, closed tear along lower
front flap fold, modest tanning and dust-
soiling; small ownership stamp to front
flyleaf with additional ownership signature
to title.
NewYork: Grosset & Dunlap, (1897)
[i.e. 1927]
[500/750]
FIRST STAGE
-
PLAY EDITION
,
first state listing
eight J.S. Fletcher titles in the one page adver-
tisement at rear.
250
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STOKER, BRAM.
The Lair of
the White Worm.
6 color plates by
Pamela Colman Smith. 4 pages of adver-
tisements, 16 page publisher’s catalog at
rear. 8vo, publisher’s red cloth, spine and
front board lettered in gilt and stamped in
blind, rear board soiled; some spotting to
prelims, otherwise contents generally
clean;
1
/
4
morocco drop-back case.
FIRST
EDITION
.
London:William Rider and Son, (1911)
[600/900]
WITH
-
Under the Sunset. Illustrations by W.
Fitzgerald and W.V. Cockburn, including six
inserted engraved plates. 8vo, later brown buck-
ram, all edges gilt. First edition of Stoker’s first
book. London, 1882.
248
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STOKER, BRAM.
Dracula.
Illustrated with 4 photo plates of stills
from the 1931 Universal Pictures film.
8vo, publisher’s red cloth, spine leaning
slightly with soft vertical crease; dust
jacket, chips to outer corners of front
panel, smaller chips to spine panel tips, just
touching two letters, toned, few short
closed tears and some creasing; ownership
signature on front flyleaf, light foxing to
fore- and bottom-edges.
NewYork: Grosset & Dunlap, (1897)
[i.e. 1931)
[1,000/1,500]
FIRST PHOTOPLAY EDITION
,
issued to coin-
cide with the release of the Universal film.With
a Signed card by Bela Lugosi loosely inserted.