Thousand Second Night, First Edition (5 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good + to Very Good --. No Jacket. Assumed First Edition. Red boards with black lettering and light wear at corners, spine, and top of boards. 1925 only date on copyright page. Previous owner's info on Title page and fep. Translated from Swedish by Edwin Bjorkman. Enigmatic chapter titles like "What happened in the Desert Hotel"," Mertus. it is written", " the Thousandth Night" ,"the Thousand and First Night", " the Thousandth Night and Second Night", "the Rug and the Treasure". 333 pp.

Condition: Fine copy. Square 12mo, original blue wrappers with printed paper label on front cover. Fine copy. First edition, privately printed by the poet. One of 30 copies issued without the watercolors by Merrill, out of a total edition of 50 copies printed. Hagstrom & Bixby A15. Presentation copy, inscribed by Merrill to his close friends, the Summers: "Joe, U. T., Mary, Hazel & Joseph with love from the author. Athens 1963".

First Edition. THE THOUSAND AND SECOND NIGHT, Crowell, 1925, first edition, vg+/near fine in a vg dust-wrapper with some modest chipping and other light wear and tear. Quite scarce in dust-wrapper. A fantastical treasure hunt in Africa.

First Edition. Heller's famous Mr. Collins returns in this Hubin and Bleiler listed mystery-fantasy of the North African Sahara. Near Fine in extremely scarce illustrated dustjacket with some chipping at top spine end, cm chip at lower spine end, else Very Good plus.

Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition, regular issue (consisting of 30 copies, not 'colored'), total printing of 50 copies; "In approximately 20 copies James Merrill added watercolors of a moon on the first page and a sun on the last page of text"; this copy is without the added watercolors]. illustrated with two vignettes. 18 pages. 16mo. Inscribed and signed by James Merrill to a close friend, in year of publication: "with love to Christian from the author Athens 1963" (on front flyleaf). Hagstromn and Bixby 15A blue printed wrappers (with publisher's printed label on front cover).A near fine copy of this fragile publication, one of Merrill's most elusive titles, privately printed, none of which were offered for sale illustrated with two vignettes. 18 pages. 16mo First edition, regular issue (consisting of 30 copies, not 'colored'), total printing of 50 copies; "In approximately 20 copies James Merrill added watercolors of a moon on the first page and a sun on the last page of text"; this copy is without the added watercolors]. Signed.