Eugene O'Neill Mourning Becomes Electra

First Edition book; Mourning Becomes Electra. An autographed copy, signed by Eugene O'Neill and dated 1931, Dallas, Texas. Copyright, 1931 by Horace Liveright, Inc., New York. Measures 8.25" x 5.5" x

A group of 13 titles by Eugene O'Neilllot includes seven first editions, four in dustjackets: Mourning Becomes Electra, NY: Liveright,1931.; Ah, Wilderness, NY Random House, 1933.; Eugene O'Neill's Dy

Title: Mourning Becomes Electra, A Trilogy Author: Eugene O'Neill Publishing: Horace Liveright in November, 1931 Edition: Second printing, Second Edition Eugene O'Neill's trilogy, "Mourning Becomes El

Signed copy. With eight illustrations by Alexander King. New York. Boni & Liveright. 1928. Limited Edition 775 copies. Numbered in ink 614 and pen signed Eugene O'Neill

Heading: Author: O'Neill, Eugene Title: The Plays of Eugene O'Neill Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Date Published: [1934-35] Description: 12 vo

O'Neill Eugene Eugene O'Neill "The Iceman Cometh" Signed by Leonard Baskin Limited Editions Club, New York, 1982. Condition: Near Fine in slipcase. Limited to 2000 copies signed by Leonard Baskin, who

Lot 193 Eugene O'Neill Signed Note image next to envelope and signed correspondence note from the American playwright frame: 16 1/4 x 15 3/4 inches Additional Information: O'Neill was awarded the Nob

The Plays of Eugene O'Neill. Twelve volumes, the first volume signed by Eugene O'Neill. Number 37 of 770 sets. The Wilderness edition, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1934-5. 12 volumes, each measu

Photographed by Carl Van Vechten (1880-1964); Portrait of Playwright Eugene O'Neill, embossed credit, lower right; framed with an autograph inscription by O'Neill, Feb., 1945. Silver print, 9 1/2 X 7

1924 The Complete Works of Eugene O'Neill, Volumes one and two, published New York Boni & Liveright 1924, limited to 1200 numbered sets of two signed by the author, this being numbered 466, bound thre

David Glines (American, 1931-2014) "Eugene O'Neill" Woodblock Print. Print measures 20.25 inches high x 12 inches wide. Framed dimensions are 29.25 inches high x 21 inches wide.

Photograph of Eugene O'Neill and Carlotta Monterey. Size: 13.75" x 11.75" frame, 9.25" x 7.25" sight

First edition Eugene O'Neill book; Published New York, by Random House, 1952; original tri-tone hardcover with dust cover. 8.25" H X 5.5" W. Dust cover with damage.

Artist: Edward Steichen Title: Eugene O'Neill, George M Cohan "Ah Wilderness"1933Sheet Fed Gravure, 1963, Switzerland Dimensions: 7.5x9.15" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board A

Eugene O'Neill, A Moon for The Misbegotten, 1952, 1st ed. Random House. Size: 8.25"T x 5.75"W

Hardcover brown toned and gilt patterns on cover edges and top edge gilding,spine reads Eugene O Neill Plays,The Franklin Library. Interior pages reads Four Plays, consisting of Strange Interlude, Mou

Large lot of Eugene O'Neill playwright US one Dollar stamps

Framed Original Greenwich Playbill. A Leaflet issued with each new production at the Greenwich Village Theatre - Season 1924-25 No. 2. Desire under the Elms by Eugene O'Neill. Measures 9"x13"x.75". We

Eugene O'Neill "Long Days Journey Into Night" 1956: With dust jacket published by Yale University Press 1956. With handwritten notes inside by the owner.

Lot of Stamps Including Fredrick Douglas, The American Legion, Eugene O'Neill etc.

Artist: Muray, Nickolas Title: Eugene O'Neill Medium: Photo Litho, 1967, USA Dimensions: 9.6x12.6" Heat Wax Mounted on 14x18" Conservation Board Nickolas Muray (1892 - 1965) was a Hungarian-born Ameri

"Long Day's Journey into Night" is a play by Eugene O'Neill that explores the struggles and conflicts within a dysfunctional family. Set over the course of one day, the play follows the Tyrone family

AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR: Joseph Conrad (Ukraine, Bishipsbourne, London, England, 1857-1924), Bruce Chandler, Eugene O'Neill (Longacre Square, New York, Boston, Massachusetts, 1888-1953), Leonard Baskin (Ne

A complete twelve-volume set of The Plays of Eugene O'Neill (New York, 1934; number 65 of a limited edition of 770 sets of The Wilderness Edition).