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First Edition, 2 volumes. Does not include slipcase or dustjackets, otherwise very nice with NO WRITING in text. Ships the same or next business day with Free Tracking! We fully guarantee to ship the exact same item as listed and work hard to maintain our excellent customer service.

First Edition, 1924, 2 Volume Set. Clean and tightly bound in navy cloth with gilded titles. Extremely slight wear to the binding and top text block edge gilt. Still very close to Fine condition. The contents are fine. No dust jackets. International shipping may require additional postage charges.

First Edition, 2 volumes. Does not include slipcase or dustjackets, otherwise very nice with NO WRITING in text. Ships the same or next business day with Free Tracking! We fully guarantee to ship the exact same item as listed and work hard to maintain our excellent customer service.

First edition. Two volume set. Both volume's are in similarly good condition. Cover corners are lightly worn. Spines are bumped with a few small chips. Spines are cracked, but binding is secure. Frontispieces are in excellent condition and pages are clean and unmarked.

Book. Introduction by Albert Bigelow Paine. Stated first edition with date in Roman numerals on title page, in the original luxury blue ribbed cloth with gilt titles and author's signature on the front covers and gilt top edges. The first appearance of Twain's autobiography as he edited it for publication, illustrated by personal photographs. Laid in is a 3-page typed letter on Harper stationery by editor Sara Williams describing what was "sanitized" from this edition, and hence of importance to Twain scholars. A pristine, unmarked set, very well preserved in bright gilt. Octavo.

Harper & Brothers, 1924. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Set of two volumes. Sturdy clean copies with sound bindings. With two frontispiece illustrations of Twain. Rag ends with top gilting. Name of former owner in old-fashioned ink. Excellent bright gilting to covers and spine. With light moderate wear to corner tips and spine ends, with vol I rubbed along spine edge. Vol 2 with a scatter of small white spots to front. Generally a handsome, well-preserved set. Heavy and may need extra shipping..

Woodcuts; 8vo 8"-9" tall; 47 pages; 1871 Sheldon & Company. HC 1st edition, 2nd state. Snugly bound in original dark green cloth with titles brightly in gilt to cover; spine unlettered as issued. 2nd state with Ball, Black & Co ad on copyright page. Trace rubbing and fray to cloth at corner tips. Prior ownership pendiled to front flyleaf dated May 1, 1871. Tiny mended edge tear to flyleaf top edge. Illustrated with woodcuts from art attributed to Henry Louis Stephens. Bright and attractive copy. VG+

Size: 0x0x0; First Edition HC, 2 Vol set. Signs of shelf wear and binding fatigue on front and back cover panels, clean with no margin notes or highlightsEM.

Book. Introduction by Albert Bigelow Paine. Stated first edition with date in Roman numerals on title page, in the original luxury blue ribbed cloth with gilt titles and author's signature on the front covers and gilt top edges. The first appearance of Twain's autobiography as he edited it for publication, illustrated by personal photographs. Laid in is a 3-page typed letter on Harper stationery by editor Sara Williams describing what was "sanitized" from this edition, and hence of importance to Twain scholars. A pristine, unmarked set, very well preserved in bright gilt. Octavo.

First edition, Harper code L-Y. Full blue cloth with gilt lettering under light blue dust jackets. Both volumes exceedingly nice. The jackets have minor fading, minor chipping to vol. 1, stain to head of spine panel on vol. 1. Quite presentable. Posthumously published, this was Twain's life story the way he wanted it to be told. Extra postage required for international or expedited shipping.