For WHOM The BELL TOLLS by Ernest Hemingway First Edition with Publisher's "A"

For Whom The Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway First Edition First Printing with all publisher's first edition points and code of "A" on the copyright page & With a $2.75 Priced New Facsimile Dust Jacket without Photographer's Credit Published by Charles Scribner's Sons New York 1940 Condition: Near fine oatmeal colored linen cloth hardcover in a new $2.75 priced reproduction dust jacket without the photographer's credit on the rear bottom panel. The covers are clean without any stains. The red title block on the spine is bright with some rubbing. The edges and top and bottom of the spine are free of any shelf wear. The corners are sharp and bump free. The binding is square and tight without any lean and the front and back inside hinges are free of any paper cracking. The front and back inside hinges show just a hint of the typical age toning in the gutters which is so often associated with this edition. There are no marks, writing or signs of former ownership inside. All pages are present and secure and are bright and clean with only slight darkening due to age. Book size is 5.75 by 8.50 inches tall, 471 pages. REMEMBER! This is not an original dust jacket but and exact copy of one placed in a clear plastic removable sleeve. Subject: "A magnificent romance of human nature... a triumph for the novelist. This is Hemingway's best book since "A Farewell to Arms," that famous novel, now regarded as an American masterpiece." ------- Henry Seidel Canby.