1952

The Illusionist Françoise Mallet 1952 First US Edition Farrar Straus Young

Discover “The Illusionist,” a captivating literary novel by the acclaimed Françoise Mallet, published in 1952 by Farrar, Straus and Young. This significant early work, expertly translated from the original French by Herma Briffault, offers a unique insight into Mallet’s distinctive narrative style. A must-have for collectors of vintage literary fiction and enthusiasts of mid-century French literature in translation. This first US edition presents a compelling narrative for readers seeking profound storytelling and character exploration. Françoise Mallet’s “The Illusionist” is a notable piece of 20th-century fiction, appealing to those who appreciate classic novels and the art of translation. Add this remarkable piece of literature to your collection.

The Old Man and the Sea Ernest Hemingway HC 1952 Charles Scribner’s Sons “W”

Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea in hardcover. This was published by Charles Scribner and Son’s in 1952 and has the “W” under the Scribner Seal on the copyright page that signifies that it is a Book of the Month Club edition. It DOES NOT have a dust jacket. There is a mark on the front by the embossed signature on the front, some lightening of the blue cover in places, place on the back cover where a sticker once was, some of the silver lettering on the spine has rubbed off, but for its age the book remains in very good condition. Any wear or issues are shown in the pictures. If you have any further questions, let me know.

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