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Seller's Description:
Very good. Random House, 1955. 3 volume set. Green cloth boards with black/gilt totles on spine. The plays in each volume are listed on the spine. Hard Cover. No dust jackets-as issued, Cover has very slight shelfwear. Pages are clean, bright and unmarked. Binding is tight. Hinges are perfect. Beautiful condition. Large/heavy set.
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Good. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1934. Twelve volume set; limited, numbered Wilderness edition, #427 of 770 sets; volume 1 signed by Eugene O'Neill; covers rubbed/lightly soiled, corners and spine ends lightly rubbed/bumped, boards of volume 2 lightly bowed, rear board of volume 4 has noticeable bump in bottom edge; edges lightly soiled/age-toned, top edges gilt, gilt has dulled a bit; endpapers faintly age-toned, endpapers of volume 9 quite age-toned, endpapers of volume 12 lightly age-toned, ffep of volume 1 has erasures; textblocks faintly age-toned, crack along gutter of preface/author portrait at beginning of volume 1, shallow crack along front hinge of volume 11, crack along gutter of page xvii in volume 2 with page semi-detached, shallow crack along front hinge of volume 12; bindings tight; covers, edges, and interiors intact and clean except as noted. Due to the size/weight of this twelve-volume set, additional shipping charges will apply. Signed by Author. Limited. Hard Cover. Good.
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Like New. 12 volume set. Limited, Wilderness edition of 770 copies, Signed by O'Neill in volume 1. Bound in publisher's cloth. Hardcover. Gilt motifs to spines and front panels. Good binding and cover. Clean, unmarked pages. Contents: I. Strange interlude--II. Mourning becomes Electra--III. The Emperor Jones. Ah, wilderness! --IV. All God's chillun got wings. Lazarus laughed--V. "Marco Millions." "The hairy ape"--VI. Beyond the horizon. Welded--VII. Dynamo. Diff'rent--VIII. The straw. "The first man"--IX. Days without end. Gold--X. The great god Brown. "Anna Christie"--XI. Desire under the elms. The fountain--XII. Nine one-act plays. Genre: American literature--Drama and theatre--Eugene O'Neill--Collected works. This is an oversized or heavy book, which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US.
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Very Good. Third printing of the first trade edition of this collection of 30 plays. Three volumes. Some dampstains mostly on and alongside the crown of Volumes II & III, else very good lacking the slipcase. Inscribed by O'Neill in a very infirm hand in all three volumes, each to the same recipient, (presumably) on the same day. Volume I reads: "To Edith Kelley-with admiration and deep affection! Eugene O'Neill. March 1949." A severe Parkinsons-like tremor largely caused him to be able to write only with the greatest difficulty for the last decade of his life until his death in 1953, With Kelley's tiny stamp on the pastedown of each volume. Books signed by O'Neill at this late date are rare. Presumably Kelley was of enough importance to O'Neill for him to make the considerable effort of inscribing each volume.
