fallada hans sutton eric (12 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Fair. No Jacket. 4th. reprint/ 4th edition, printed 2 months after the first edition. boards are worn and chipped. several inscriptions on ed pages. foxing and marks throughout.text is clear and legible. binding may have been repaired.rather fair copy.[SK]. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

UK first edition third impression, octavo, green cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine & blind lettering to front board, viii + 441pp, VG- (some browning to spine, heavy browning & foxing to page edges, prelims & terminals, inscription in ink to front pastedown, sporadic foxing).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Once We Had a Child. Fallada, Hans. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1936, first edition. Pp. 631. Beige/Gray hardboards with very little wear, pastedown on spine bright, rear hardboard has some freckling. Interior: Endpapers have a little toning around the edges, otherwise clean and bright with no markings. No dustcover. A very nice copy of the lesser known of Fallada's works chronicling the life of a man and his wives on a North Atlantic island. ; 631 pages.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. 1st Edition. DJ shows wear around edges and is glued to pastedowns preventing removal. Price intact on jacket flap. Boards show shelf wear. Text unmarked. Endpapers lightly foxed. Binding sound.

reprint hardback in original cloth Nice copy octavo viii + 441pp., Light use o/w a nice copy in pale blue boards.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. Toothill (Dustwrapper illustration) Ilustrador. First UK Edition. A later printing of the first UK edition, published in February 1938. The book was something of a bestseller, being published by Putnam in the UK in March 1933, and then reprinted four times in the same year, with a second edition following in May 1934, with two more reprints in 1935, and then this printing in February 1938. Translated from the German by Eric Sutton. ***Very good in blue cloth-covered boards with black titles to the spine. The cloth is nice and clean and unmarked. Edges of boards and top and tail of spine slightly creased. Lower corners also slightly creased. The colour of the cloth has faded slightly around the spine, and the dustwrapper design has left an interesting impression of two shadow figures on the spine (due to exposure to sunlight). No reading lean to the binding. Spine tight. Spine tight without any fraying or tears. Internally also very good. There is some internal foxing to the paper, which affects the page block edges, and the first and last few pages. With a contemporary gift inscription to the front free endpaper 'From: Gordon & Hilda, Xmas 1941'. No creases or tears. ***In a very good colour-illustrated dustwrapper, which is beautifully preserved and intact. The extremities of the dustwrapper are slightly rubbed and creased. The spine of the dustwrapper is slightly browned. No tears. The original owner (or those who gave the book as a gift) has carefully excised the printed price from the front flap, leaving a small cut-out square. No chips or tears. ***190mm x 135mm. 441 pages. ***'"Little Man What Now" is the book that earned Hans Fallada his international reputation. The little man, John Pinneberg, and his wife, Bunny, two simple souls, struggle bravely in a world of diminishing returns and increasing unemployment. They manage to maintain their high spirits in anxiety and adversity. We love them and their baby, their extravagances and economies. They speak for their generation.' ***'It is vital, charming, humorous, pathetic. And it succeeds in making the reader feel how universal it is.' Gerald Gould, in the Observer. ***'I prophesy that it will be enormously successful. Written out of the conviction that there is a good life to be lived.' J. B. Priestley (Quote and review quotes taken from the inside front flap of the dustwrapper) ***Hans Fallada was one of the best-known German writers of the twentieth century. Born in 1893 in Greifswald, north-east Germany, as Rudolf Wilhelm Adolf Ditzen, he took his pen-name from a Brothers Grimm fairytale. His most famous works include the novels "Little Man, What Now?" and "The Drinker". Fallada died in 1947 in Berlin.' (Wiki) ***A pre-war reprinting of the first UK edition, in its original dustwrapper, in nice, bright condition. UK published editions of Fallada's pre-war books are seldom found in their original dustwrappers now. A scarce item. ***For all our books, postage is charged at cost, allowing for packaging: any shipping rates indicated on ABE are an average only: we will reduce the P & P charge where appropriate - please contact us for postal rates for heavier books and sets etc.

Octavo, grey cloth boards, black lettering to spine, unpaginated prelims + 568pp, VG (light to moderate rubbing to extrems, moderate tanning/discolouration to spine, minor staining to rear board, moderate tanning & light foxing/soiling to page edges, light tanning & foxing to eps & prelims/terminals).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Eric Sutton(Translator) Ilustrador. First Edition. Sparrow Farm by Hans Fallada (First Edition) A firm copy with minor wear to spine edges and corners. One-eighth-inch tear to mid spine area. Slight spine lean. Very light foxing to prelims and rear endpapers. Owners' signatures to half-title page and front free endpaper. No jacket present. First published in Germany 1935. First published in England October 1937, stated. Orange-red cloth with gilt-stamped lettering. 239 pp. BOOK.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Octavo in grey cloth in grey and burgundy dust jacket; 383 pages, 1 leaf, 21 cm. $2.50 on jacket. In English. "This is a simple tale of simple folk. It tells the story of a 23-year-old small-town German bookkeeper, Johannes Pinneberg, and his wife, Bunny."-jacket. Very good copy in Good, unclipped dust jacket protected in mylar; jacket is edgeworn with small and medium closed and open tears along the edges; jacket is moderately tanned at spine and along the edges and folds; cloth is lightly to moderately tanned on the spine and along the edges; no fraying; bookplate remnants to ffep that someone tried to remove and was successful with removing about half; another charming bookplate also on ffep along with previous owner's neat signature in pen; pages are clean and crease-free; binding is tight and square; a solid, handsome collectible copy. in good dust-jacket.

1st edition hardback in original cloth Nice copy small octavo 239pp., Neat ownership signature, dated 1937, o/w nice copy in brown cloth boards.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 568 pages (complete). First edition of the first English translation of 'Wir Einmal Aus Dem Blechnapf Frisst' (the translation was published in the same year as the novel was published in Germany). This novel of a petty criminal who finds it difficult to reintegrate into society after a spell in prison closely resembles Fallada's experience (when he was imprisoned for fraud and theft due to his drug addictions). The book too, closely details the way of life in Germany as the Nazis were enforcing their power. Indeed, Fallada was in much trouble with the Nazis as this book was published. This copy is in benign condition. The boards are worn, scuffed and marked all about. The corners are worn, the spine has much wear to the head and foot. However, the boards and spine are secure and comfortable. Within, the contents are most pleasing. There are two previous owner signatures (Dr I Sacks of Winburg). There are very occasional marks from use. By far the pages are in excellent condition. They are fresh in feel and aspect, they are clean, clear, confident, generous. fk. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 631 pages (complete). In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in the works of the troubled, erratic Hans Fallada. Fallada's reputation first of all fell foul of the Nazis (although he later had some of this restored on a rather shaky basis), then of the post-war consensus. He had decided to remain in Germany even though his London publisher (who published this volume) had sent a private boat to whisk him away. Others felt he had been compromised by his decision to stay and by the pressures to comply with the strictures of Nazi regulations for acknowledged works of writing. Yet, his repeated incarcerations in mental institutions due to consequent breakdowns (from his financial condition and his internal conflicts with the reality of Nazi demands. This book published in 1934 as "Wir Hatten Mal Ein Kind" (after he and his wife lost a child in childbirth) tipped the balance to disapproval by the state. This is the FIRST EDITION of the English translation. This copy is in benign condition. The boards are scuffed and a little marked. The edges and corners have shelving wear. The inside front cover has a gift inscription (not from the author!). The guttering along the title page is agape but this does not affect the security of the book. The contents are sure, neat and clean. The pages are fresh, clear and tidy. A most worthy copy. fk. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.