HOW TO TELL FIRST EDITIONS

When the date of the publication is not in brackets, it means that the

same will be found on title page. When, however, it is in brackets,

thus, (1931), it indicates that said date is printed either on the

reverse side of title page, or in some other part of the book. Or,

possibly, the date does not appear at all, in which case the brackets

are merely authoritative information supplied by the bibliographer.

Furthermore, our endeavor has been to list only authors and books for

which there is a reasonably active present-day demand, and which have a

speculative future.

The Collector's Guide, No. 17, January 1940 A monthly periodical devoted to first editions, Americana, autographs, old newspapers and magazines, sheet music, playbills, dime novels, current auction prices, etc. · 第 9 / 64 题