New York: Random House, 1930. First Printing. Wraps. 6 booklets in stiff paper covers of various colors, paper spine labels, in slipcase, very good, light wear, some of the wraps with toning or discoloration and light wear to spine labels, spines uniformly mellowed, all beautifully printed at the Southworth Press.....
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1911. First printing. Hardcover. First edition, second issue with 'it' on p. 22 line 30, author's full name on spine, very good plus in blue-gray cloth, touch of soil, some old spottiness to edges of text block, contents very crisp and clean.
New York: The Modern Library, 1928. First Printing. Hardcover. 12mo, publisher's flexible dark blue leatherette gilt, book near fine, jacket good with some chipping and wear, general darkening and light surface soil. Stated first Modern Library edition and conforming to all first issue points in Toledano (2nd ed.).
Greenwich CT: Fawcett, C. 1962. Paperback. Pocket paperback, very good, light wear, inscribed by Lengel to one of his good friends. Lengel was Dreiser's secretary/editor for a time, and posthumously an advocate for Dreiser's continued significance.
New York: John Lane, 1916. First Printing. Hardcover. Large 8vo, cloth backed boards in dust jacket, book fine, many of the pages uncut and unopened along bottom edges, with p. 173 in the first issue and in fact also uncut and unopened; attached to previous page. Jacket good with a......
New York: Boni & Liveright, 1920. Preliminary Edition. Paperback. 1920, stated Preliminary Edition on the title page, also with the signature of Broadway lawyer and financier Emil Katzka on the title page. Softcover, tan wraps, red titles. Good+. Chipping, fading and soil to the wraps; tight binding; clean contents. The.....
New York: Random House, 1929. Paperback. 12 chapbooks, each individually stringbound in printed wraps, and all housed in yellow paper folder. This copy lacks the slipcase. 1929. One of 475 sets. Chapbooks in Fine condition; sharp, bright copies. The folder is Good, with light staining; chips to the spine ends.....
Irvington, NY: John Brisben Walker, 1898. 9.75 inches tall, pale yellow wraps lettered and decorated in red and dark blue, very good, some wear and soil. Dreiser's "The Harp," Dunbar's "The Deliberation of Mr. Dunkin" a short story with African-American themes.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1900. Wraps, 10 inches tall, decorated wraps, very good with light wear and soil. Crane's Whilomville story "The Carriage-Lamps," early Theodore Dreiser on railroad policies, Rebecca Harding Davis story "Under the Old Code," etc.
New York: Blakely Hall, 1898. 9.5 inches tall, pictorial wraps, about very good, light general soil, minor wear. Theodor Dreiser's "The American Water-Color Society" -- early work before his first book was published. Includes also an article on Frances Hodgson Burnett.
New York: Blakely Hall, 1898. 9.5 inches tall, pictorial wraps, about very good, moderate general soil, minor wear. Stories, articles, all well illustrated. Includes early Dreiser article, "The Treasure House of Natural History."
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1900. Wraps, 10 inches tall, decorated wraps, good with some wear and soil. Articles, poems, stories, etc. including early appearance of Dreiser -- on railroad policies in the West.
New York. Wraps. Paper wraps. 4to. Very Good. Moderate tanning to wraps, rubbing to spine-ends, light general shelfwear.