Galsworthy, John

i) The Island Pharisees. Heinemann, 1904, first edition, first published impression (state not recorded in Marrot with the "Dolf Wyllarde" spelt correctly on the verso of the title page, but this title also listed), PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR, original cloth, collector’s chemise and slipcase [Marrot pp.8-9], boards slightly soiled and rubbed, corners bumped, bookdealers label on front pastedown; ii) The Forsythe Saga. Heinemann, 1922, first edition, folding family tree (pulling out to the right), original cloth, collector’s chemise and slipcase [Marrot pp.34-35], lower interior joint splitting, browning to endpapers, ownership inscription on front free endpaper; iii) The Silver Spoon. Heinemann, 1926, first edition, PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR on the day of publication "Aug 26. 1926", 8pp. publisher’s adverts at end, original cloth, dust-jacket, together with a pictorial dust-jacket, collector’s chemise and slipcase [Marrot pp.42-43], dust-jacket frayed at extremities; together with 21 others, including 14 plays; mostly 8vo (24)

Largely Frederick S. Peck, bookplate

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