Extraordinarily Rare Signed 'A Farewell to Arms' by Ernest Hemingway, First Edition, 1929. Presenting a truly unparalleled offering - an unparalleled collectible for bibliophiles and American literature enthusiasts alike - a 1929 first edition of Ernest Hemingway's acclaimed masterpiece, 'A Farewell to Arms', boldly signed by the Nobel laureate. This exceptional first edition, published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, is an iconic representation of Hemingway's signature terse style, which has solidified the novel's enduring appeal in literary canon over the years. This edition features the original black fabric covers, with the spine and cover embossed in gold, all lovingly preserved to maintain its antiquarian charm. Enhancing this already remarkable volume is Hemingway's autograph on the title page, unmistakable and bold. The beautifully written signature, etched in black ink, has retained its striking intensity, creating an intimate connection with one of the 20th century's most influential writers. Hemingway's signed materials are highly desirable among collectors, with 'A Farewell to Arms' representing one of his most well-known works. This is a magnificent opportunity for collectors of fine literature, students of modernist writing, or avid enthusiasts of Hemingway's oeuvre to own a piece of the author's legacy. The purchaser will hold in their hands not just a book, but a compelling artifact from one of the most celebrated figures in American literature. It must also be underscored that the proud new owner of this volume will also receive a certificate of authenticity, confirming the legitimacy of the signature and enhancing the intrinsic and investment value of this remarkable piece. This item has been forensically reviewed and authenticated and comes with an authenticity guarantee. Bid with the knowledge, the excitement, that this signed 'A Farewell to Arms' could be the crown jewel in your collection - a testimony to Hemingway's enduring literary prowess and your passion for the extraordinary.

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