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modernisms<br />
label to upper board, some fading<br />
to margins and edges rubbed with<br />
a touch of wear at corners,<br />
backstrip lacking except for a<br />
couple of inches towards head,<br />
edges untrimmed with a few small<br />
spots, a little spotting to<br />
endpapers also, fair £2,000<br />
The printed label is in the 2nd of the<br />
3 states described by Gallup, with<br />
horizontal rules either side of the<br />
title and author information. The<br />
fragile backstrip is almost entirely<br />
absent here, but the textblock is<br />
sound and the covers secure.<br />
33. Luxemburg (Rosa) Briefe, an Karl und Luise Kautsky (1896-1918).<br />
Herausgegeben von Luise Kautsky. Berlin: E. Laub’sche, 1923, FIRST EDITION,<br />
tissue-guarded frontispiece and 1 further photographic plate with folding<br />
facsimile of letter with illustration at head towards rear, a few faint spots to<br />
prelims, nick to fore-margin of one page and some waterstaining to leading edge<br />
of textblock, pp. 235, [3, ads], crown 8vo, original wrappers with facsimile of<br />
author’s signature in gilt to front, backstrip lettered in white, dustjacket with<br />
chipping at backstrip ends, textblock a little strained following folded plate, good<br />
£80<br />
Letters between prominent Marxist philosophers documenting turbulent times in<br />
Germany and Eastern Europe; the letters are in the main friendly and familiar in tone<br />
and only partly convey the intellectual basis for her politics, which began in accord<br />
with her correspondents until growing differences led to open dispute in 1910. The<br />
majority of letters, particularly after this schism, are to Luise Kautsky.<br />
34. Morand (Paul) Open All Night. Translated<br />
into English by H.B.V. [i.e., Vyvyan Holland]<br />
Chapman and Dodd, 1923, FIRST ENGLISH<br />
EDITION, 266/275 COPIES signed by the author,<br />
title-page printed in black and red, half-title<br />
with vignette and browned, pp. 219, 8vo,<br />
original black buckram, lettered in gilt to<br />
backstrip and upper board, the latter with<br />
central vignette in same, patterned endpapers,<br />
small pen-mark to flyleaf and a few spots to<br />
verso of both free endpapers, edges untrimmed<br />
and toned, very good £100<br />
[With:] Morand (Paul) Closed All Night. Translated by G.P.C, C.B.P., and H.M.<br />
Chapman and Dodd, 1923, FIRST ENGLISH EDITION, 77/275 COPIES signed by the author,<br />
half-title browned, pp. 222, 8vo, original black buckram, lettered in gilt to backstrip<br />
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