Beckett, Samuel

Imagination Morte Imaginez. Paris: Éditions de Minuit, 1965, first edition, no.73 of 112 copies reserved for the publishers (of a total edition of 612 copies), warmly inscribed by Beckett to William Targ, original white paper covers printed in black, glassine, [Federman and Fletcher 272]; Comédie et Actes Divers. Paris: Éditions de Minuit, 1966, first French edition, limited to 199 copies, affectionately inscribed by Beckett to William Targ on 11th October 1984, original white papers covers printed in blue and black, glassine, [Federman and Fletcher 151.1]; Assez. Paris: Éditions de Minuit, 1966, first edition, no.78 of 112 copies reserved for the publishers (out of a total edition of 662 copies), this copy additionally signed by Beckett, original wrappers, glassine, [Federman and Fletcher 275]; Têtes-mortes. (D'un ouvrage abandonné.) (Imagination morte imaginez.) (Bing.) (Sans). Paris: Éditions de Minuit, 1967, inscribed by Beckett in Paris in July 1978, original white wrappers, [Federman and Fletcher 154.1], 12mo or 8vo (4)

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