Mark Twain's Letters to His Publishers 1867-1894

Twain, Mark & Hamlin Hill (ed).: Mark Twain's Letters to His Publishers. 1867-1894. Berkeley. University of California Press. 1967. Octavo. Hardcover. First edition. Fine copy in near fine (very light

Clemens (Samuel Langhorne, author, 1835-1910), "Mark Twain". Autograph Letter signed "S.L. Clemens" to Benjamin Holt Ticknor of James R. Osgood &co., publisher, and with the end of a letter as part of

including: THE CELEEBRATED JUMPING FROG OF CALAVERAS COUNTY, "and Other Sketches, edited by John Paul, New York: C. H. Webb... 1867," lacking publisher's ads, in original cloth with gilt stamped frog

Mark Twain (American, 1835-1910), "Europe and Elsewhere, Harpers & Brothers Publishers, New York and London, 1923, first edition, first printing, with code letter "e-x" on copyright page, gilt red clo

Twain, Mark [Samuel Clemens.] The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson. Hartford: American Publishing Company, 1894. 8.75" x 5.75". Illustrated throughout. Publisher's decorative gilt-stamped cloth. Gutters c

Heading: (Twain, Mark) Author: Title: Sacramento Daily Union - January-June 1866 Place Published: Sacramento, CA Publisher:James Anthony & Co. Date Published: 1866 Description:

1st item: SONGS OF HAWAII, by Anna M. Paris, privately published, printed by J. F. Tapley, New York, 1910. Hardcover 12mo, 45 pages of song lyrics in English text with glossary, hardbound with printed

1917 Mark Twain Letters 1ed Tom Sawyer Prince & Pauper Roughing It 2v SET “A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes.” ― Mark Twain Mark Twai

Samuel L. Clemens "Mark Twain" (1835-1911), American author and humorist. Handwritten letter from Hartford to Mr. Alden, dated March 9, 1881 referencing that the "Springfield Republican gave Huckleber

Samuel L. Clemens "Mark Twain" (1835-1911), American author and humorist. Handwritten letter to Mr. Alden, dated November 11, 1881 referencing Alden's idea to "insert humor into the drawer" and Clemen

Mark Twain Letter Plus Works of Mark Twain [25 Volumes] Letter tipped-in volume one. "No Use! Am out of the field for "Keeps"! & mighty glad of it. Yu

Mark Twain signed one page letter dated July 10, 1871. Boldly signed and penned letter, in purple ink, during the Boston Lyceum bureau season of 1871. His speech title was "Reminiscences of Some Uncom

Coming Out: A Letter to a Rosebud of Two Generations Ago Now Inscribed to a Bud of Today From the Same Shoot by Mark Twain. Privately printed Christmas 1921. One of 200 copies printed for Thomas Nast

Collection of three editions of The Innocents Abroad, by Mark Twain. Publisher: Amer. Publishing Company etc. Date published: 1870 & 1871 Dimensions: 9 in h x 6.25 in w x 2.25 in d Condition: Go

Lot of (5) vintage books including “mark twains letters”, “a writer’s notebook” & “mark twains autobiography volumes I & II”

Description: The complete short stories of Mark Twain. Publisher: International Collectors Library (1957). Cover: Hardcover. Pages: 676. Language: English. Dimensions: 8.4 x 5.7 x 2.1 inches. Conditio

Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Signed Letter ALS Mentions Tramp Abroad PSA RARE

Mark Twain autographed letter signed and dated June 17, 1898 to Richard Watson Gilder (1844-1909). Sent from Kaltenleutgeben near Vienna, Austria where Twain lived for a half year. The letter referenc

Samuel Clemens one page autographed letter signed. Dated February 22, with no year present. Boldly written and signed letter to Colonel George Brinton McClellan Harvey (1864-1928), United States Ambas

SAMUEL CLEMENS (MARK TWAIN) AUTOGRAPHED LETTER 2-sided in contemporary frame, a typed letter declining an invitation to lecture again during the present season, on stationary of Express Printing Compa

Redding, Connecticut. 1910, Typed Letter from Albert Paine and signed by him to William Allen. Albert Paine was an American author and biographer best known for his work with Mark Twain. This letter w

The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County by Mark Twain. Published 1867 by C.H. Webb. First edition. First state. Meets all first state error points, including a lack of type break on last page.

1894 Mark Twain 1st/1st Tragedy of Puddnhead Wilson Humor Comedy Slavery “Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.” ― Mark Twain, Puddnhead Wilson

1894 Mark Twain Autobiography 1st ed + Finn Tramp Puddnhead Joan of Arc 16v Mark Twain and his works were immensely popular with such notable characters as Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn that stood o