Query by Updike John, Signed (10 results)

Pamphlet. Condition: Very good. Limited edition 400 cc. Very good condition. Signed limited edition intended as a greeting card for friends of author and publisher.

Softcover. Condition: Fine. First edition. Cover drawing by Robert Dunn. 12mo. [4]pp. Stapled wrappers. Fine in a somewhat worn, very good unprinted envelope with fine card stiffener. Published in an edition of 400 copies, this is one of 260 copies Signed by Updike on the first leaf, for the use of the author and artist (see Roberts A35b).

First edition. [4 pp]. Fine in stapled wrappers. Original mailling envelope present. Cover drawing by Robert Dunn. One of 400 copies published as a holiday greeting for the author and publisher. SIGNED by Updike on the title page, and also by the publisher, "from George.".

Wraps. Condition: Fine. Dunn, Robert (illustrator). Limited. Holiday Greetings; green paper wraps with pear blossom illustration; signed "Warm Regards, John Updike"; "This first edition of QUERY published in December 1974 is limited to four hundred copies to be used as a holiday greeting by the author and publisher. None are for sale." Clean, attractive copy of a scarce and ephemeral Updike item. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Signed by Author. Privately Printed.

12mo (17.25cm.); original green pictorial staplebound card wrappers by Robert Dunn; [4]pp. Fine. With original blank envelope. Bookplate signed by Updike laid in. Printed by William Ferguson "as a holiday greeting by the author and publisher. None are for sale.". Signed.

paperback. Condition: fine. First. 16mo, pictorial wrappers. N.Y.: Albondocani , (1974). First Edition. Published as a holiday greeting from the author and the publisher. Although the colophon indicates that 400 copies were published, an errata slip, (not present) stated that this is one of 75, the balance of the printing having been destroyed. This is a presentation copy, signed "John", expressing good wishes and commenting "This card is pretty embarrassing but it was not my idea.".

Softcover. Condition: Fine. First edition, published issue (there was also a surpressed issue that was printed upside down). Fine in wrappers. Inscribed by Updike to poet Howard Moss: "Howard - It seems to me that yours worked out better. I loved those birches but my own tree seems to need pruning. Best, John." In the text of the poem Updike has marked a passage that begins: "The orchard grows rampant." A card intended to be used as a holiday greeting by the author and publisher.

Softcover. Condition: Fine. First edition, published issue (there was also a surpressed issue that was printed upside down). Fine in wrappers, with modestly worn original envelope and cardboard stiffener. Printed as a holiday greeting by the author and publisher. This copy Inscribed by Updike to the publisher: "Thanks for a lovely job - John Updike." Additionally the envelope has been hand-addressed by Updike to the publisher George Bixby.

First Edition. First printing, one of 75 (out of 400 total copies) "suppressed [copies] which had the cover drawing printed upside down. The balance of the printing has been destroyed." 12mo (17.25cm.); original green pictorial staplebound card wrappers by Robert Dunn; [4]pp. Fine. With original blank envelope. Bookplate signed by Updike laid in. Printed by William Ferguson "as a holiday greeting by the author and publisher. None are for sale.". Signed.

Printer Wrapper. Condition: Fine. Limited Numbered First Edition. A scarce Limited Numbered First Issue signed by the author. Designed as a holiday greeting in December 1974, the first issue of 400 copies was printed with the cover designs of flowers printed upside down. Most were destroyed and the card was reissued; this is the first issue with the upside-down design. In light green paper wrapper, the card consists of 4 pp., a poem by John Updike. No envelope or errata slip. A lovely copy.