New York: Harper, (1962). First edition. Red boards, issued without dust jacket. The chapter was published as a Christmas greeting to Harper & Row employees and friends. Signed by Garth Williams. Fine. Hall A25. More
New York: Harper, (1945). First edition. First edition. Dark brown cloth, blocked in green and white; a variant not described by Hall. Fine copy in dust jacket lacking very small (3 mm.) chips at the ends of the spine. More
New York: Harper, (1945). First edition. First edition. Light brown cloth, blocked in green and white; the only binding described by Hall. Fine copy in price-clipped dust jacket, small repairs at the ends of the spine. More
New York: Harper, (1945). First edition. First edition. Beige cloth, blocked in dark green and orange. This variant binding is not described by Hall. Fine copy in slightly browned dust jacket with small chips and closed tears. More
New York: Harper, (1945). First edition. First edition. Beige cloth, blocked in dark green and orange. This variant binding is not described by Hall. Fine copy in dust jacket with a few tiny edge tears repaired on the reverse. Hall A13. More
New York: Harper, (1945). First edition. First edition. Beige cloth, blocked in green and orange, binding variant not described by Hall. A very good copy in dust jacket, spine chipped at the ends, and lacking a half-inch piece in the middle, and with other wear. Accompanied by an autograph postcard..... More
New York: Harper. Reprint edition. Decorated boards, fine. Signed by Garth Williams. More
Biddeford Pool, Maine: The Congressional Press, 1968. First edition. Original beige printed wrappers, stapled, fine. One of 200 copies. The cover-title is "E.B. White on Russell Wiggins". Hall A29. More
New York: Harper, 1970. First edition. Cloth, fine in dust jacket (price clipped).1970 Honor Book Sticker on front cover. E.B. White presentation to "Cynthia, Susan, and Dan" pasted on half title page. Hall A31. More
London: Hamish Hamilton, 1970. First British edition. Boards, slight spotting on top edge, else fine in fine dust jacket. Hall A31. $75. More
New York: HarperCollins, 2000. 30th Anniversary edition. Publisher's full leather, with inset cover illustration, fine. Copy 86 of 150, numbered and signed by Marcellino. More
About Edward Muskie. "I don't see how anybody can be Carter's Secretary of State when Carter himself changes his course every couple of weeks". The recipient had worked at The New Yorker in the 1940s. More
Declines to send a manuscript for the League of American Writers sale: "I haven't got any as I have never saved them. My latest book, "The Fox of Peapack", is just a clip book...." More
To a Mr. McCormick. "the Times just quietly pinched [an Op-Ed piece], without saying a word to anyone, as near as I can make out...." More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1946. First edition. Trimmed galley proofs, bound in plain blue wrappers with a white cover label, hinge split, otherwise a very good copy with a review slip. This begins at page [v], the first page of the preface, probably the preminary pages had not yet been set..... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1946. First edition. Cloth in dust jacket. Fine copy. Hall A15. More
New York: Harper, (1929). Third printing. Green boards, black cloth spine, very good copy. With a joint inscription from both White and Thurber to Bristow Adams, a long-time teacher at Cornell, and a journalist, for Christmas 1929. Later ownership signature on half title, dated Chapel Hill, N.C., 1932. Bowden A1;..... More
New York: Knopf, (1936). First edition. Wrappers, fine. Reprints a poem - "Clarence Day" attributed to White by F.P. Adams. (See Hall C1198). More
Evansville, Indiana: Printed by Herbert W. Simpson Inc., (1948). First edition. Orange wrappers. Staples rusted, slight creasing, near-fine. Published as Typophile Monograph No. 20, the text reprinted from "Notes and Comments" in The New Yorker of April 3, 1948, without White's name appearing anywhere. Hall A16. More
New York: Macy-Masius, (1927). First edition. Cloth backed boards, Very good copy in dust jacket. Other contributors include Parker, Morley, Wylie, Kaufman, etc. More
Mimeographed letter, with personalization and initials handwritten. Request for material to be included in the anthology "This is my Best". With White's thrice initialled authorization to include his essay "Death of a Pig" More
21 letters and cards from Linda Davis to Jeff Adams, 1994-1997, with copies of Adams's letters to Davis. From answering some questions about E.B. White, the correspondence moved to a detailed discussion of writing and literary business, and The New Yorker. Linda Davis is the author of "Onward and Upward..... More
1990-1998. 27 letters from Isabel Russell to Jeff Adams, collector and editor, with copies of Adams's letters to Russell. Isabel Russell (1917-2003) was E.B. and Katharine White's secretary from 1970-1978. After reading Russell's memoir of the Whites in 1990 Adams wrote her for details of her own copies of White's..... More
The complete original typescript (with some extensive pencil revisions) of her Katharine and E.B. White: An Affectionate Memoir (1988), here titled "Eight Years with K.S. and E.B. White or I Can Use You Saturday". 841 pages (plus inserts). Considerably longer than the final published version, it contains approximately 250,000 words..... More
Writing the Little, Brown editor asking to read the unfinished manuscript of William Gaddis's novel (not yet titled "The Recognitions") with a view to publishing a chapter as a short story in The New Yorker. This did not happen. With carbons of Woodburn's reply to White, informing her that New..... More