Theodor Seuss Geisel

How The Grinch Stole Christmas | Inscribed First Edition

Random House

1957

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A first edition of How The Grinch Stole Christmas, inscribed by Dr. Seuss.

  • Dr. Seuss (American).
  • New York: Random House, 1957.
  • Inscribed by Seuss on the verso of the front end leaf "for Martha with Best Wishes - Dr. Seuss."
  • Bound in the publisher's original pictorial boards, pictorial pastedowns and endpapers.


All first issue points present.

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Dust jacket with wear and chipping to edges, without loss of text.

Additional inscription to the upper left corner of Martha Schultz, the mother, dated July 10, 1958 who took her to see Seuss, and a child’s bookplate signed in a child’s hand by Martha the recipient.

Minor signs of age and handling.

 

Product is used.

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Signed, Dust Jacket, First Edition

Language

English

Subject

Childrens, Poetry, Illustrated, Literature, American Literature, Autographed and Signed Material, Modern first editions, Fiction, Short Stories

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