London: George Allen & Unwin, (1938). First UK edition. Translated from the French by Edward Crankshaw. 19-page preface by Ford who was a champion of Behaine's work. 8vo gilt-stamped rust-colored cloth boards. Offset from binding along free endpapers otherwise very good to near fine in somewhat soiled but still quite..... Item #71625 More
London: Heinemann, 1901. First UK edition. Conrad and Ford's collaborative quasi-science-fiction novel exploring a societal shift in power. Two volumes: the first issue without dedication page [Cagle A6(3)a] together with a copy of the seldom seen remainder issue [Cagle A6(4)]. FIRST ISSUE is in Cagle's binding "a" with top edge..... Item #53845 More
London: Alston Rivers, 1905. First edition. 12mo gilt-stamped red cloth boards; top edge gilt; 176 pp. Fading to spine and edges, endpapers considerably darkened, small chip and tear to front endpaper, hinges starting but still tight; altogether good. Item #71839 More
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London: Duckworth, 1925. First edition. Second book in his PARAD'ES END tetralogy set during WWI, mainly in England and on the western front, where Ford himself served as an officer in the Welch Regiment. The cycle of novels was the basis for the critically acclaimed BBC series of the same..... Item #72538 More
New York: Oxford University Press, (1936). First edition. First appearance of the poem " 'Coda' to Buckshee." INSCRIBED BY FORD on half-title, "For Denise Close with affection, for her birthday, Ford Madox Ford, Stamford," and dated December 17, 1938 in Roman numerals. Spine faded, inner hinges a bit toned (offset..... Item #71542 More
New York: William Edwin Rudge, 1927. First edition, and the only edition, as this title was not published in the UK or in a U.S. trade edition. Number of 750 SIGNED, numbered copies (signed on the half-title page). Orange paper boards; gold lettered black cloth spine. Corners lightly frayed, otherwise..... Item #53796 More
London / New York: Duckworth / Albert & Charles Boni, 1927. First edition of each volume. "So, loving New York, next to Provence, better than any other place, he lets himself go and writes of her as he would talk to his mother or his mistress, being very fond of..... Item #71771 More
New York: Thomas Seltzer, 1924. First U.S. edition. Scarce first volume in his PARADE'S END series. 8vo half yellow-orange cloth over black paper boards, spine stamped in black. Elisha Brown Bird bookplate of New York silk manufacturer Hiram Royal Mallinson on front pastedown. Boards exposed at corners which are gently..... Item #71846 More
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Philadelphia / London: J. B. Lippincott / George Allen & Unwin, 1936 / 1937. First edition and first UK edition (the U.S. edition preceded the one in the UK) -- two volumes. Ford's exceedingly scarce mystery novel about a young American physician selected for a fellowship in Paris who disappears..... Item #71753 More
New York: Horace Liveright, (1931). First edition. Preceding the UK published the following year. Few pages roughly opened at rear resulting in marginal loss otherwise bright and near fine in very good dust jacket with shallow chipping to spine ends and corners and internal archival tape repair to short splits..... Item #71806 More
London: Duckworth & Co., (1923). First edition, trade issue. Illustrated with wood engravings by Paul Nash. Gray paper boards printed in black; plain black cloth spine; 126 pages plus plates. Good only with cloth rubbed at spine ends, boards exposed at tips, scattered foxing, endpapers darkened, and lacking dust jacket..... Item #71743 More
London: T. Fisher Unwin Ltd, 1892. Stated "Second edition," though we assume this is actually a second printing or even the first edition, first printing with a new title page inserted (see below). His first book, written to amuse his sister Juliet and published when he was just seventeen years..... Item #53794 More
London: Longman, Green and Co., 1917. First edition. This relatively scarce pamphlet printing Ford's translation of Pierre Loti's work is heavily illustrated with photographs of the devastation to France by Germans during WW1. In his introduction, Ford says "today the tall wheat rises over that field behind Becourt Wood; for..... Item #53781 More
London, New York, Toronto: Hodder and Stoughton [George H. Doran Company], 1915. First U.S. edition. Not recorded in Harvey [A48]. Issued with British sheets, including the Hodder & Stoughton title page; in red cloth (vs grayish-brown) with Doran imprint at base of spine; lettered in black on front cover and..... Item #53816 More
London: Blackwood and Sons, 1900. First edition, one of only 525 copies [Harvey A8]. Cinque Ports is a confederation of maritime towns and coastal villages in Kent and Sussex originally formed for military and trade purposes. It lies at the eastern end of the English Channel, where the crossing to..... Item #53776 More
London: Duckworth & Co., 1911. First edition. Scarce volume of poetry published during the run-up to WWI. "[Two of the poems] are true music. They are rare music." (Ezra Pound, Poetry Review, March 1912). Original tan paperwraps lettered and decorated in green. This copy without errata leaf; no priority established..... Item #53782 More
New York / London: John Lane / Bodley Head, 1915. First edition, American issue. One of his more famous works, a novel set before World War I chronicling the tragic lives of two couples using intricate flashbacks. Critic and poet R.P. Blackmur's copy with his blindstamp to endpaper and half-title..... Item #53152 More
New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, (1987). First edition. SIGNED by the prize-winning author. Light staining to half-title page, otherwise would be fine in dust jacket. Item #40487 More
Davis: University of California Library, 1963. First edition. Chapbook No. 1. Includes select bibliography of works by and about Ford by Helmut E. Gerber. Near fine in stapled, pictorial paperwraps with light rubbing to spine fold and edges. Item #42821 More
London: The Poetry Bookshop, 1921. First edition. Stapled paperwraps. A good copy only with covers somewhat darkened and worn and spine fold splitting at ends. Still, wholly intact and interior nearly fine. Item #71744 More
New York: Knopf, 1992. First edition. SIGNED BY BOTH UPDIKE AND FORD on front endpaper. Novel interweaving histories of Ford and James Buchanan with the life of the narrator, college professor Alfred Clayton. Near fine with just a hint of foxing to endpapers and page edges; in fine dust jacket..... Item #72172 More
Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, (1964). First edition. The true first edition of the "Warren Report." SIGNED BY PRESIDENT GERALD FORD, who was a congressman when appointed to the Warren Commission by Lyndon B. Johnson. (In 1973, Richard M. Nixon appointed Ford vice president after Spiro T. Agnew resigned; and..... Item #54964 More