Item 56446An American Tragedy.
Price: $325
New York: Boni and Liveright, 1925. First Edition, first issue. Read More Item Details for An American Tragedy Add to Wish List
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Theodore Dreiser
1871 - 1945
Who killed the Broadway Butterfly?
Item 346372John Kearsley Mitchell, III. Millionaire Muderer- The Tragedy of the Big Rubber Man and the Little Laundress-Cabaret Girl.
Price: $500
Montreal, P.Q., Canada: J.C. Hackett, 1932. Second edition. Who killed the Broadway Butterfly? In 1922 John Kearsley Mitchell, III, a millionaire and the president of the Philadelphia Rubber Works who was married to the daughter of Edward T. Stotesbury (a Philadelphia partner of J .P. Morgan) met Dorothy "Dot" King..... Read More Item Details for John Kearsley Mitchell, III. Millionaire Muderer- The Tragedy of the Big Rubber Man and the Little Laundress-Cabaret Girl Add to Wish List
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Item 329523Chaim Weizmann.
Price: $350
1948. Read More Item Details for Chaim Weizmann Add to Wish List
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Signed Limited with the Signed Einstein Print
Item 329335Lotte Jacobi.
Price: $4,500
Danbury, New Hampshire: Addison House, 1978. First edition, number 82 of 125. Signed Limited with the Signed Einstein Print. Monograph of the great German-American photographer, with the photographic print, "Albert Einstein, Physicist, Princeton, N.J., 1938", which rarely remains with the book. Read More Item Details for Lotte Jacobi Add to Wish List
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Item 329334Miss Margaret Truman, a portrait.
Price: $350
c. 1940. Read More Item Details for Miss Margaret Truman, a portrait Add to Wish List
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Item 329331Alfred Stieglitz, a photographic study.
Price: $300
[Deering, NH]: c. 1942. Read More Item Details for Alfred Stieglitz, a photographic study Add to Wish List
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Item 329330Theodore Dreiser, His Last Portrait taken in the studio.
Price: $300
[Deering, NH]: c. 1940. Read More Item Details for Theodore Dreiser, His Last Portrait taken in the studio Add to Wish List
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TO HIS WIFE-TO-BE
Item 309242Photograph, Signed and inscribed. "To lovely Helen with love from T.D. Hollywood January 1942."
Price: $400
Hollywood: 1942. TO HIS WIFE-TO-BE. The Helen of his life was his cousin Helen Patges Richardson whom he started having an affair with in 1919 and eventually married in June of 1944. This inscription is to her. Read More Item Details for Photograph, Signed and inscribed. "To lovely Helen with love from T.D. Hollywood January 1942." Add to Wish List
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Item 265642Epitaph A Poem.
Price: $300
New York: Heron Press, [1929]. Fawcett, Robert. First edition. Number 38 of 200 numbered copies (of an edition of 1100) printed on Van Gelder and bound in leather, signed by Dreiser. Read More Item Details for Epitaph A Poem Add to Wish List
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Item 2632352 ALSs. To Dr. L. W.Shwartz, his dentist.
Price: $250
Hollywood: June 3, 1939 & Oct. 14, 1940. Read More Item Details for 2 ALSs. To Dr. L. W.Shwartz, his dentist Add to Wish List
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Dreiser Sells the Movie Rights to AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY
Item 252026Document Signed ("Theodore Dreiser") three times, agreement with Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, also signed by Jesse Lasky, of the Players-Lansky corporation...
Price: $7,500
[Hollywood]: March 19, 1926. Dreiser Sells the Movie Rights to AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY. Dreiser sells the film rights to his classic novel for $80,000. Interestingly, Horace Liveright — Dreiser’s publisher — was to receive the sum of $10,000, which, In the initial version of this contract, was to be paid..... Read More Item Details for Document Signed ("Theodore Dreiser") three times, agreement with Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, also signed by Jesse Lasky, of the Players-Lansky corporation Add to Wish List
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Dreiser on His Portrait in Vanity Fair
Item 213201Autograph Letter, signed (“Theodore Dreiser”), to Frederick W. Skiff.
Price: $1,000
N.p: May 6, 1926. Dreiser on His Portrait in Vanity Fair. Not long after publication of AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY and at the height of his fame, novelist Theodore Dreiser responds to a letter from Portland, Oregon, collector Frederick W. Skiff, who later sold his American literature collection to Mrs. Estelle..... Read More Item Details for Autograph Letter, signed (“Theodore Dreiser”), to Frederick W. Skiff Add to Wish List
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"… You mention a copy of Sister Carrie 1st Edition at $10.00 …"
Item 308565Autograph Letter Signed ("Theodore Dreiser"), to Philadelphia bookseller Jeremiah F. Cullen.
Price: $1,250
Los Angeles: December 20, 1914. "… You mention a copy of Sister Carrie 1st Edition at $10.00 …" Dreiser writes a Philadelphia bookseller to request a copy of the first edition of his most important novel, Sister Carrie (1900). "Dear Sir: A letter dated Nov. and addressed to me at..... Read More Item Details for Autograph Letter Signed ("Theodore Dreiser"), to Philadelphia bookseller Jeremiah F. Cullen Add to Wish List
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Item 218366Moods Cadenced and Declaimed.
Price: $250
New York: Boni & Liveright, 1926. First edition, Number 238 of 550 numbered copies signed by the author. Read More Item Details for Moods Cadenced and Declaimed Add to Wish List
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