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First edition

The White Mice

Richard Harding Davis
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1909. First edition, first printing.
$20One copy · this copy

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What we checked, and where to see itRCB-f867ea49b859 · 9 photographs of this copy
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Title page: Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1909
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Copyright page: 'COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS'
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'Published, May, 1909' with no reprint/later-printing line
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Scribner Press seal (colophon) on copyright page
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Ex-library: Minnesota Free Traveling Library stamps; rebound by Waldorf Bindery, St. Paul
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Ex-library markings: Minnesota Free Traveling Library stamps on title page and copyright page
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Rebound in plain green library cloth by Waldorf Bindery, St. Paul (not original binding)
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Frayed/worn spine head and tail, exposed cords
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Rubbed and bumped corners, scuffing and soiling to boards
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Accession stamp '21503' on copyright page
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Pencil numbers '1468 4MB 10/29/0' on front free endpaper and 'E 67428 .1643' on rear endpaper
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Heavy staining/offset and glue shadows to rear endpaper (likely removed pocket/plate)
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Toning and foxing to page edges and text block
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This copy
First edition

What a true first shows: Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1909, cloth.

Photographs show the exact copy you will receive. Every flaw we found is listed above; if we missed one, the return is on us.