Ernest Hemingway, FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS. First Ed. /1st Pr. 1940, 1st - State DJ.
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For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway.Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, in 1940.First edition, first printing, with the "A" printed on the copyright page and title page dated 1940. First-issue dust jacket with publisher's original $2.75 price on front flap and no photographer credit beneath author's photo on rear panel. Beige full-cloth hardcover with light-brown top edge and untrimmed fore edge. 471 pages. NEAR FINE book in VERY GOOD - dust ja...cket. Book is exceptionally bright, clean and unworn and is Fine except for a faint ring from a cup on the front board and just slight wear to the red title block on the spine. No sunning. No bumping or wear to the edges. Tight and square with strong, sound hinges, with no cracking. Spotless outer page edgee. Excellent interior but with some tanning to the endpapers and a faint diagonal crease at the bottom half of the lower corner of the front endpaper through the title page. Pages are otherwise flawless. No previous owner's signature or bookplate.
Dust jacket is very bright and very clean with practically no sunning. Large chips at the top and bottom spine ends extending slightly to the front panel with a loss of the word "For" at the top edge. Small chips at the corner tips. Moderate creasing with a few closed tears and tiny chips at the top and bottom edges of the front and rear panels. Otherwise structurally sound with no repairs and very little wear at the folds except for a small horizontal closed tear in the center of the front fore edge fold. Jacket is protected in an archival mylar cover.
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For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway.Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, in 1940.First edition, first printing, with the "A" printed on the copyright page and title page dated 1940. First-issue dust jacket with publisher's original $2.75 price on front flap and no photographer credit beneath author's photo on rear panel. Beige full-cloth hardcover with light-brown top edge and untrimmed fore edge. 471 pages. NEAR FINE book in VERY GOOD - dust ja...cket. Book is exceptionally bright, clean and unworn and is Fine except for a faint ring from a cup on the front board and just slight wear to the red title block on the spine. No sunning. No bumping or wear to the edges. Tight and square with strong, sound hinges, with no cracking. Spotless outer page edgee. Excellent interior but with some tanning to the endpapers and a faint diagonal crease at the bottom half of the lower corner of the front endpaper through the title page. Pages are otherwise flawless. No previous owner's signature or bookplate.
Dust jacket is very bright and very clean with practically no sunning. Large chips at the top and bottom spine ends extending slightly to the front panel with a loss of the word "For" at the top edge. Small chips at the corner tips. Moderate creasing with a few closed tears and tiny chips at the top and bottom edges of the front and rear panels. Otherwise structurally sound with no repairs and very little wear at the folds except for a small horizontal closed tear in the center of the front fore edge fold. Jacket is protected in an archival mylar cover.
Shipping:Shipping within the U.S. by your choice of USPS Media Mail or Priority Mail, and tracking is included. International shipping by Priority Mail International or First Class International, which is slower.
Shipping will be combined and cost adjusted on multiple items. All books are carefully packed with appropriate protection according to size and weight. Large and medium-size books are always bubble-wrapped and mailed in boxes. Small books are either shipped the same way or wrapped in cardboard inside of padded envelopes.
Terms:
If you are not completely satisfied with the book, you may return it for a complete refund, minus the return shipping cost, as long as you request a refund within two weeks of receipt. The book must be returned in the same condition as it was when originally sent.Feedback:
It is the policy of Odysseus Books to leave feedback for the buyer only after the buyer first leaves feedback after receiving the book.
