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COLLECTED BOOKS, THE GUIDE TO VALUES, 2002 EDITION.
Ahearn, Allen and Patricia

   

- New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons (2001)
- 8vo.
- quarter cloth with paper-covered boards, dust jacket.
- viii, (iv), 788 pages
- ISBN 0399147810 / Order Nr. 64781
- Price: $ 75.00



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Revised edition of the 1998 price handbook with up-to-date values for more than 20,000 first and important collected editions. The largest and most comprehensive single-volume guide to current market values of collectible books in the United States,Collected Books is used by most book dealers and serious collectors in the country. It explains how to identify first editions and covers a wide variety of subjects, including Americana, early printed books, literature, mysteries, science fiction, children's books, natural history, photography, and travel. "This richly informative reference volume offers authoritative guidance for every manner of bibliophile" (Nicholas A. Basbanes, author of A Gentle Madness).

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Letter from Smith to Albert Johannsen.
by Smith, Jessie Wilcox

Autograph letter from Smith (1863-1935) to collector Albert Johannsen. Postmarked September 29, 1912. A reply to Johannsen's request for Smith's illustration of the Dickens character Tiny Tim. Johannsen was noted for his collection of Dickensia. Smith advised Johannsen that the illustration had been sold the previous winter. Johannsen evidently sought the illustration published in Dickens's Children (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1912). See Edward D. Nudelman, Jesse Willcox Smith: A Bibliography, (Gretna, Louisiana: Pelican Publishing Company, 1989), A35. With envelope present.




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