John C. Duval, first Texas man of letters

Dobie, J. Frank

Published by Southwest Review, Dallas, TX, 1939

Language: English

Condition: Used - Fine Hardcover

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105, [1] pages : frontispiece, illustrations ; 24 cm ; dj in mylar. "This edition is limited to one thousand copies of which nine hundred and fifty are for sale." Unnumbered, not signed. McVicker A8 a(1).

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Title

John C. Duval, first Texas man of letters

Publisher

Southwest Review, Dallas, TX

Publication Date

1939

Language

English

Binding

Hardcover

Illustrator

Lea, Tom

Condition

Fine

Dust Jacket Condition

Weight

362 grams

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The books of an old bookie -- i.e., a book enthusiast and collector for many years. They have become TOO MANY, and it's time to go about selling them. My areas of specialisation are Texana and folklore, with smaller collections of history and children's fiction and non-fiction between 1930 and 1970.

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This is no Half Price Books nor Strand Bookstore, rather one person selling books as a side hustle and a passion. When you deal with me, you deal with me, not an anonymous clerk. I presume sales to be final except in case of substantial condition discrepancy or lost and strayed shipments, and frown upon buyer's remorse.

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