London: [Privately printed by Clement Shorter], April 1919. First edition; one of 25, this copy numbered on 18 on limitation. The sixth and last of Clement Shorter’s publications of Conrad, first published in the issue of World’s Work for December 1904 and later forming sections xxx and xxxi of The..... Read More about London’s River
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London: [Privately printed for the author by] Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, 1920. First edition, one of 25 numbered copies, of which this is 6. One of T.J. Wise's privately printed pamphlets. This example is from Wise's second series which directly associated Conrad in their production. Read More about The Warrior’s Soul
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London: [Privately printed by Clement Shorter], March 1919. First edition. One of 25. One of 25 copies printed by Clement Shorter for distribution among his friends. This was the fourth of Shorter's six issues produced for private distribution. Published in 2016 in The Book of the Homeless, organized by Edith..... Read More about The Polish Question - A Note on the Joint Protectorate of the Western Powers and Russia
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London: [Privately printed by Clement Shorter], August 1918. First edition. One of 25. Read More about The First News
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London: [Privately printed], 1921. First edition. One of 100 signed copies. SIGNED by Joseph Conrad. Read More about Simple Cooking Precepts for a Little House by Jessie Conrad with Preface by Joseph Conrad
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London: [Privately printed by] Strangeways and Sons, January 1924. First edition. One of 30 signed and numbered copies, this being 26. Conrad wrote this as a general introduction for a serial called Countries of the World (in its inaugural February 1924 issue); a month later it appeared in National Geographic..... Read More about Geography and Some Explorers
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London: [Privately printed by] Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, 1920. First edition. One of 25 numbered copies, this being 14. This was the eighteenth of twenty privately printed Conrad publications produced by Thomas J. Wise. This piece, a review of Hugh Clifford's Studies in Brown Humanity, had originally appeared in..... Read More about An Observer in Malay
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Hythe: [Privately printed for the author by J. Lovick], 1902. First separate edition. One of 100 (40 were destroyed according to Conrad). Reprinted from the New Review of December 1897, although greatly revised, the preface to The Nigger of the "Narcissus" announced Conrad's artistic creed. It was not reprinted again..... Read More about The Nigger of the Narcissus - Preface
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New York: Crosby Gaige, 1928. First edition, one of 926 copies on handmade paper, 9 of which are green. Inscribed to Frank C. Reilly by Crosby Gaige. Read More about The Sisters
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London: [Printed for the author by] Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, 1920. First edition, one of 25 numbered copies, this being 18. This was the fifteenth of the twenty limited issue Conrad publications Thomas J. Wise had produced. Te piece originally appeared in the 1908 issue of English Review, and..... Read More about Anatole France “L’lle des Pingouins”
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Canterbury: H.J. Goulden, Limited, 1922. Second edition (with title page included), one of 75. This essay, written at the request of Lord Northcliffe, originally appeared in the The Times, July 27, 1921, and was later included in Later Essays. This is one of the most difficult items in the Conrad..... Read More about The Dover Patrol. A Tribute
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Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1921. First edition, limited 250 signed and numbered copies, of which this is 221. SIGNED and numbered edition. Read More about Notes on My Books
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London: [Privately printed for] Thomas J. Wise, 1919. First edition, one of 25. 6th of T.J. Wise’s 20 limited edition Conrad titles, all done between Feb. 1919 and Jan. 1920. This was the Introduction written for de Maupassant's Yvette and Other Stories (London, 1904) translated by Ada Galsworthy. Read More about Guy de Maupassant
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London: Vine Books, September 1923. First edition. One of 200 signed and numbered copies, of which 175 were available for sale, this being 144, signed and numbered by Conrad on colophon. This is the fourth of Vine Books' "The Bookman's Journal" subscription issued editions. Set by hand and printed in..... Read More about Laughing Anne
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Canterbury: H.J. Goulden, Limited, 1922. First edition, first printing, lacking title page. One of 25 copies printed. Galsworthy had met Conrad in early 1893, when a passenger on board the Torrens, of which Conrad was the first mate. This piece was written as a review of Galsworthy's novel A Man..... Read More about John Galsworthy. An Appreciation
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Canterbury: H.J. Goulden, Limited, 1922. First edition, second printing (with title page). Galsworthy had met Conrad in early 1893, when a passenger on board the Torrens, of which Conrad was the first mate. This piece was written as a review of Galsworthy's novel A Man of Property, the review appeared..... Read More about John Galsworthy. An Appreciation
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1927 (April 15). First edition; one of 150 copies. This is a reproduction of a letter Joseph Conrad wrote to editor of "The Editor" William R. Kane, in response to a request for his advice to other writers; printed on rectos only with a facsimile signature at the end. Read More about To My Brethren of the Pen
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London: Privately printed [by Strangeways], 1925. First edition, signed and numbered by Noble, this copy being number 71. Read More about Five Letters by Joseph Conrad. Written to Edward Noble in 1895
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London: [Privately printed for Thomas J. Wise], 1919. First edition; one of 25. This piece originially published in the April 6, 1915 issue of The London Daily News & Leader; it would be collected (as Section III of "Poland Revisited") in Notes on Life & Letters. This was the eighth..... Read More about The North Sea on the Eve of War
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London: [Privately printed by] Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, 1920. First edition; limited to 25 hand-numbered copies, this copy being 10. This was the nineteenth of the twenty very-limited-issue Conrad productions by Thomas J. Wise. The story originally appeared in the October 1911 issue of the Oxford and Cambridge Review..... Read More about Prince Roman
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London: William Heinemann, 1921. First English edition (first American edition, English issue), limited to 250 numbered copies signed by Conrad, this copy being 97. SIGNED and numbered Conrad title. This English edition was actually printed in the U.S. Doubleday Page produced 500 copies, sending half of them to Heinemann for..... Read More about Notes On My Books
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Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1920. First American edition, one of 377 copies numbered and signed by Conrad, this copy being 27. SIGNED and numbered limited edition. One Day More was a dramatization of Conrad's 1903 tale 'To-Morrow. In 1917 Clement Shorter issued a 25 copy edition..... Read More about One Day More
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Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Page & Co, 1914. Later American off-print edition (possibly fifth or sixth). This pamphlet also includes Conrad's 1914 note, "To my Readers in America" with a facsimile of the 1914 title page. Rare off-print edition (was issued in two different bindings per Supino). Read More about Joseph Conrad on the Art of Writing. Being a Reprinting of the Original Preface to "The...
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Canterbury: H.J. Goulden, Limited, 1922. First edition, first printing (lacking title page), one of 75. Read More about The Dover Patrol. A Tribute
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Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Page & Co, 1926. First edition. Off-print published alongside one of Doubleday's collected works. Read More about Joseph Conrad. Including An Approach to his Writings, A Biographical Sketch, A Brief Survey of...
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