Notes of a Son and Brother First Edition
For a first US edition, first printing of Notes of a Son and Brother by Henry James (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1914), the first point to check: Title page: “New York · Charles Scribner’s Sons · 1914”, “Illustrated”, portrait frontispiece facing.
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How to identify this edition
These points tell this edition apart from other printings and editions of Notes of a Son and Brother.
✓ Title page: “New York · Charles Scribner’s Sons · 1914”, “Illustrated”, portrait frontispiece facing
✓ Dust jacket: buff paper, title and author in a ruled box on the front, “Charles Scribner’s Sons” at the foot, “Scribners” at the foot of the spine
✓ Price: $2.50 net on the jacket spine
✓ Binding: grey cloth (also found in brown), title and author in gilt within a gilt-ruled box on the front
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- How do I know if my copy of Notes of a Son and Brother is a first US edition, first printing?
- ✓ Title page: “New York · Charles Scribner’s Sons · 1914”, “Illustrated”, portrait frontispiece facing ✓ Dust jacket: buff paper, title and author in a ruled box on the front, “Charles Scribner’s Sons” at the foot, “Scribners” at the foot of the spine ✓ Price: $2.50 net on the jacket spine ✓ Binding: grey cloth (also found in brown), title and author in gilt within a gilt-ruled box on the front The identification points above show each one.
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