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Howards End first UK edition, first impression (Edward Arnold, 1910) dust jacket

Howards End First Edition

E. M. Forster · Edward Arnold, 1910 · First UK edition, first impression

A first UK edition, first impression of Howards End by E. M. Forster (Edward Arnold, 1910) is worth about $7,220 unsigned in near fine condition, based on recorded sales. The first point to check: Title page: “London / Edward Arnold / 1910 / [All rights reserved]”, epigraph “Only connect . . .”

Market value · Unsigned, near fine
$7,220

What a copy is worth

ConditionUnsigned
Near fine$7,220
Very good$6,136

How to identify this edition

These points tell this edition apart from other printings and editions of Howards End.

✓ Title page: “London / Edward Arnold / 1910 / [All rights reserved]”, epigraph “Only connect . . .”

✓ Title-page verso: no “Second Impression” or “Reprinted” line

✓ Binding: red cloth, title and author in gilt on the front board, “ARNOLD” in gilt at the foot of the spine

✓ Advertisements: first issue has four integral pages of publisher’s ads at the end; the second issue adds eight inserted pages

Common questions

How do I know if my copy of Howards End is a first UK edition, first impression?
✓ Title page: “London / Edward Arnold / 1910 / [All rights reserved]”, epigraph “Only connect . . .” ✓ Title-page verso: no “Second Impression” or “Reprinted” line ✓ Binding: red cloth, title and author in gilt on the front board, “ARNOLD” in gilt at the foot of the spine ✓ Advertisements: first issue has four integral pages of publisher’s ads at the end; the second issue adds eight inserted pages The identification points above show each one.
How much is a first UK edition, first impression of Howards End worth?
$6,136–$7,220 unsigned, depending on condition and whether it is signed (values as of November 2026). Values come from recorded sales of this exact printing, not asking prices.
Can I sell my copy of Howards End?
Yes. We value the exact copy from recorded sales and make a firm cash offer, free and with no obligation to sell.

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