Mark Wall by Woolf, First Edition (5 results)

Paperback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket as issued. 1st Edition. Biographical note by Frank Kermode. A fine copy of the first printing with complete number string. The first eight stories in this selection were first published in 'Monday or Tuesday' (1921) the remaining seven stories appeared in various journals and are collected here for the first time,

Wraps. Condition: Good+. 2nd edition. 2nd edition, 1919. A Good+ copy. 8vo., 10 pp., bound in publishers tan stiff wraps. Cover title, not title page as published. Wraps are lightly soiled and faded with some very minor rubbing and chipping at edges. Scattered light foxing and toning to paper. While marked second edition, this is actually the first separate edition, having previously appears in Two Stories published jointly with her husband in 1917.

Stapled pamphlet. Condition: Good. Lower right corner is missing. There are three distinct stains on the front cover and a couple of spots on the back. Light foxing throughout. Although it is a stated second edition it is a first thus in the sense that it is the first solo edition of the story. It was originally published in "Two Stories", the debut of Hogarth Press.

First separate edition, second overall, one of 1,000 copies printed. "The Mark on the Wall" was first published alongside Leonard Woolf's "Three Jews" in the Hogarth Press's debut publication, Two Stories. This edition incorporates Woolf's slight editorial changes. Woolmer 8; Kirkpatrick A2b. Octavo, pp. 10. Original wire-stitched off-white wrappers, front lettered in black. Lightly creased, spine ends a little nicked, a hint of foxing to contents. A fine copy.

First separate edition. 8vo., original off-white stapled wrappers, lettered in black. London, printed by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at The Hogarth Press. The first separate printing of this short story. Initially published in Two Stories alongside Leonard Woolf?s ?Three Jews? in a run of 150, being the first book printed by the Hogarth Press. The little book took the Woolfs two and a half months to prepare, with Virginia painstakingly typesetting and binding in delicate and beautiful paper, and Leonard printing. By the time of this publication, the press had already been through a long line of ?tortured assistants?, becoming in the process more a business interest than a hobby. This run was printed in 1000 copies. Staples rusting, very slightly nicked at the edges, otherwise an excellent copy. Kirkpatrick A2b.