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A Book of Princeton Verse II. by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
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'Marching Streets', 'The Pope at Confession', 'My First Love'.
Stock Code 106600
Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1919
£1,200
A contributor's copy the holograph presentation inscription to the front free endpaper, 'Sayers Coe Presented by the Princeton Press June 20, 1919'. The recipient also contributed three poems, unlike Fitzgerald however they managed to get Coe's name right. Fitzgerald being listed as T Scott Fitzgerald. This his first contribution to a published anthology and is rare in dust jacket. -
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Documentation: Signed Period: 1900-1919 Styles / Movements: Traditional Dealer Reference #: 106600 Incollect Reference #: 588543
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