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Existentialism and Humanism first English edition, first printing (Methuen, London, 1948) dust jacket

Existentialism and Humanism First Edition

Jean-Paul Sartre · Methuen, London, 1948 · First English edition, first printing

For a first English edition, first printing of Existentialism and Humanism by Jean-Paul Sartre (Methuen, London, 1948), the first point to check: Dust jacket: cream, with a red ornamental border; title in red; “Translation and Introduction by Philip Mairet”; “Methuen: London” at the foot of the front panel.

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ConditionSignedInscribed
Fine$3,888$3,888
Near fine$3,381$3,381
Very good$2,875$2,875
Good$2,588$2,588

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✓ Dust jacket: cream, with a red ornamental border; title in red; “Translation and Introduction by Philip Mairet”; “Methuen: London” at the foot of the front panel

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How do I know if my copy of Existentialism and Humanism is a first English edition, first printing?
✓ Dust jacket: cream, with a red ornamental border; title in red; “Translation and Introduction by Philip Mairet”; “Methuen: London” at the foot of the front panel The identification points above show each one.
How much is a first English edition, first printing of Existentialism and Humanism worth?
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