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Zane Grey “The Light of Western Stars” Vintage Hardcover 1914
$30.00
The Light of Western Stars by Zane Grey — Grosset & Dunlap cloth hardcover of the 1914 Harper & Brothers original. A New Mexico romance.
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Zane Grey “The Light of Western Stars” Vintage Hardcover 1914
$30.00
The Light of Western Stars by Zane Grey — Grosset & Dunlap cloth hardcover of the 1914 Harper & Brothers original. A New Mexico romance.
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Charles Dickens “The Old Curiosity Shop” Vintage Hardcover
$36.00
Dickens' classic tale of Little Nell and her grandfather. Collins 1953 edition with provenance from the Old Curiosity Shop in London.
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Charles Dickens “The Old Curiosity Shop” Vintage Hardcover
$36.00
Dickens' classic tale of Little Nell and her grandfather. Collins 1953 edition with provenance from the Old Curiosity Shop in London.
Pride and Prejudice — Jane Austen Classics Club 1940s
$110.00
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen — c.1942–45 Classics Club in tan buckram with gilt spine labels & front emblem. VG+, clean unfoxed pages, O'Brien bookplate.
Pride and Prejudice — Jane Austen Classics Club 1940s
$110.00
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen — c.1942–45 Classics Club in tan buckram with gilt spine labels & front emblem. VG+, clean unfoxed pages, O'Brien bookplate.
I. J. Singer (Israel Joshua Singer) “East of Eden” First Edition Vintage Hardcover 1939
$80.00
A powerful and devastating masterpiece by I. J. Singer, the celebrated author of *The Brothers Ashkenazi*, this deeply moving novel traces the tragic trajectory of Nachman Ritter, a sensitive Yiddish idealist who escapes Warsaw's ghettoes only to face disillusionment under Soviet Communism. Set against the turbulent backdrops of early 20th-century Poland and Russia, Singer’s narrative remains a profound exploration of faith, ideology, and human survival. This rare 1939 Knopf first edition is hig
I. J. Singer (Israel Joshua Singer) “East of Eden” First Edition Vintage Hardcover 1939
$80.00
A powerful and devastating masterpiece by I. J. Singer, the celebrated author of *The Brothers Ashkenazi*, this deeply moving novel traces the tragic trajectory of Nachman Ritter, a sensitive Yiddish idealist who escapes Warsaw's ghettoes only to face disillusionment under Soviet Communism. Set against the turbulent backdrops of early 20th-century Poland and Russia, Singer’s narrative remains a profound exploration of faith, ideology, and human survival. This rare 1939 Knopf first edition is hig