lady chatterleys lover (5 risultati)

Softcover. Condizione: Good. Lawrence, D. H. (Author of Lady Chatterley's Lover.) LOVE AMONG THE HAYSTACKS and other stories. New York City: Avon Publishing Co., Inc.Avon No. 46. (The book says on the front cover: Avon Modern Short Story Monthly 46.) "A great talent lays bare secret places in the hearts ofwomen and men." (Advertising blurb on the front cover.) 127pp plus one page of the publisher's listings. 12mo (5 3/8" wide x 7 5/8" tall) spinestapled softcover publication. Toned. The top (circa 1/2") of the the first page is torn away in the margin area. The book shows wear from handling.The publication is unmarked and tightly bound. Generally in good condition.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 32 pages. Illustrated. George Mikes "On the mass production of critics" / Francis Grierson "On Crime" / Alan Random !A Bookman's Diary" / Isabel Quigly "A Novel of grandeur - 'The Leopard'" / Sidney R Campion "A suppressed masterpiece - Lady Chatterley's Lover" / Robert Greacen "A link in C P Snow's chain" Geoffrey Hubbard "Country cottage" (story) / Harry E Wedeck "Letter from America" / Philip Radcliffe "On Television" (Papers).

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 100 pages. John Grigg "Irish Crossroads" / DerwentMay "Crossword with a Kitten" / Michael Holroyd "Lytton Strachey by Himself" / Alexis de Tocqueville "The Art & Science of Politics" / Aharon Megged "How Did the Bible Put It?" / Geoffrey Strickland "The First ' Lady Chatterley's Lover'" / Stephen Toulmin "Rediscovering History" / John Maddox "The Doomsday Men" / Samuel Tolansky "The Science of Optics" / Patrick Moore "Seeing Stars".

Only the prelims of the book are present, on four leaves. In fair condition, on aged paper, with slight damage at the margin of the first leaf. Orioli's two inscriptions are on the two central leaves. Comprising a leaf with series title ('The Lungarno Series No. 12'); leaf with half-title and limitation (no 5 of 300) on reverse, signed 'G. Orioli'; title leaf; and contents leaf. The inscription on the title reads: 'This is for Barbara and Raphael | with love and affection | from Pino [Orioli] | Florence day of publication'. The book is said to have been ghost-written by Douglas, Orioli's English not being up to the task (see 'Out of Print and into Profit', ed. G. Mandelbrote, 2006).

Lawrence, David Herbert Lady Chatterley's Lover Florence: Privately Printed, 1928. Pirated edition. Hardcover. Orig. red boards, paper label backstrip. Near fine. 365 pages. 23 x 16 cm. Limited edition, copy 57 of 1000. Title printed in red and bla (illustratore). Attractively bound in mulberry-colored paper-covered boards. Very clean and tight within; virtually unread. With unfading to the spine and wear along the edges, a vertical crease threatening to separate, and a pinky fingernail-sized piece missing at the top of the spine. Limited edition, copy 775 of 1000. Title printed in red and black, clean, wide text margins.