JOHN LANE, 1901. First Edition. Cloth. Octavo {5 & 1/2' x 8 & 3/4'}; No dustjacket, Dust stained & darkened tan cloth covered boards. Gold lettering on to spine. Yellow and green illustration to front board. 12 color plates with tissue flyleafs, including frontispiece. 4 b&w portraits on one plate..... More
Samuel French, January 1957. Stapled Soft Cover. Middle page is coming loose from staples. More
Harvest Books, June 1964. Trade Paperback. WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE T. S. Eliot's most famous drama, a retelling of the murder of the archbishop of Canterbury Written in 1934, Murder in the Cathedral tells of the assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral during the reign of Henry..... More
Harcourt, Brace & World, January 1965. Paper Back. Octavo. Underlining & side notes here & there through text. Rubbing & some soiling to cover. Foxing/sunning spine and margins. [192 pp.]. More
Harcourt, Brace and Company, March 1950. Reprint. Cloth. Octavo. In heavily worn, darkened/tanned dustjacket with small tears and one rough hewn tear top of rear panel. Tiny, library Dewey decimal catalogue sticker affixed to jacket spine and book spine, both. Black cloth covered boards with gold lettering along spine. Tanning..... More
Faber & Faber, May 1950. Reprint. Cloth. 3rd printing of UK First Edition in tattered, chipped and torn dustjacket. Green cloth with gold lettering along spine. Darkened margins of boards & moderate wear. Mild tanning of end pages with previous owner's name inked front free end pages. {171 pp.]. More
Harcourt, Brace & Company, 1935. Reprint. Cloth. Octavo.In dustjacket with darkened margins and spine. Sun tanned spine with likewise brown-tinted spine verso. Heavy damp stain top edge of back cover and top of spine visible on recto & verso of DJ. Front flap is not clipped. Black cloth covered boards..... More
Faber and Faber, 1959. Hardcover. Jacket badly torn and chipped with significant discoloration. Foxing on all endpapers. Previous owner's name and address in ink on front free endpaper. Light pencil notations throughout. More
Knopf, January 1988. Hardcover. Binding starting. Remainder mark. Previous owner's name. More
Routledge & Kegan Paul, February 1981. First Edition. Cloth. First UK edition. Octavo. In dustjacket with marginal foxing. Some mild darkening/foxing of verso. Stickers from previous bookstores affixed bottom of front flap. Pale green cloth covered boards with silver lettering along spine and some darkening of edges. End pages tanned..... More
Macmillan, January 1976. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo in mildly edgeworn dustjacket. Quarter bound: with brown cloth covered spine with stamped silver foil lettering and burnt orange paper covered boards. Dust stained top edge. Foxing to fore-edge. [332pp.]. More
Da Capo Press, March 1996. Trade Paperback. Joe Papp was an American cultural icon - the son of Jewish immigrants, he became a self-made impresario, an ardent advocate for human rights and a controversial innovator who was one of the most influential figures in American theater. Known for his accomplishments..... More
Methuen, May 1984. Reprint. Paper Back. A brilliantly perceptive study of the most ambiguous and perceptually fascinating figure of the twentieth-century European theatre. 12mo. {4 & 1/2' x 7 & 1/2'} Clean, sound, copy. [315 pages]. More
Anchor Books, January 1971. Reprint. Mass Market PaperBack. Bright, clean, sound. Previous owner's name (marked over) verso of front cover. [379 pages]. More
Hill & Wang, December 1977. Paper Back. Previous owner's name on front free endpaper. More
Franklin Library, January 1979. Leather. Full leather. Gilt edges. Moire endpapers. Silk ribbon page marker. More
Yale, 1957. Trade Paperback. More
Grove Press/Evergreen, January 1958. Paper Back. Soiling & foxing to exteriors. Previous owner's name inked first inside page. Text clean & without markings. Decent reading copy. More
Penguin, 1966. Paper Back. Vellacott translation, 1953; Penguin Classics re-print, 1966; Mild wear to covers and spine; Previous owner initnals present at half title; Mild underlining present throughout text; A nice reading copy. More
Oxford University Press, February 2009. Paper Back. Euripides was one of the most popular and controversial of all Greek tragedians, and his plays are marked by an independence of thought, ingenious dramatic devices, and a subtle variety of register and mood. He is also remarkable for the prominence he gave..... More
Oxford University Press, February 1990. Paper Back. A translation and interpretation of one of Euripides' plays, this version reveals the formal beauty and thematic concentration of the Alcestis. The late William Arrowsmith presents the play as a drama of human existence with recognizably human characters who also represent masked embodiments..... More
Penguin Classics, August 1963. Trade Paperback. Four plays which exemplify his interest in flawed, characters who defy the expectations of Greek society The four tragedies collected in this volume all focus on a central character, once powerful, brought down by betrayal, jealousy, guilt and hatred. The first playwright to depict..... More
Persea Books, April 1990. Trade Paperback. More
Barron's Educational Series, January 1981. Paper Back. 12mo. Curled textblock from improperly carrying curled in a coat pocket or handbag. Highlighting on many pages. More
Dover Pubns, June 1983. Paper Back. Folio. Foxing. Dust stains top edge. [122 pp.]. More
