Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., [1921]. First Edition. This copy has a portrait frontispiece of Guest that appears to be signed by him, adding "For F.W. Teele:" I have been unable to find another other copies of this title with a portrait frontispiece so it is a bit of..... More
Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., [1919]. First Edition. Signed presentation from Guest on the half-title page: "For F.W. Teele:- Here's hoping you will always find peace & happiness along [then "The Path To Home title], Sincerely yours, Edgar A. Guest. Oct. 18, 1922." Edgar Albert Guest [1881–1959] was a...... More
Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., [1916]. First Edition, probably a later printing since "Just Folks", was published in 1917. Signed presentation from Guest on the half-title page: "For F.W. Teele, Here's my best wishes always. Rotary [Cousin?], Edgar A. Guest Oct. 18, 1922. Contains a small four-page souvenir pamphlet..... More
Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co., [1917]. First Edition. Signed presentation from Guest on the half-title page: "For F.W. Teele:- The best folks are [then the title Just Folks,) Rotary (Cousin?), Edgar A. Guest. Oct. 18/22." Edgar Albert Guest [1881–1959] was a British-born American poet who was popular in the..... More
Richard G. Badger/ The Gorham Press, Boston:, 1907. First Edition,. With an autographed poem on the front endpaper: "In the graying gloom I sit tonight; Of thee I think, for thee I write, A pure true life may thine e'er be; May joy and health be given thee. Edna Smith..... More
NY: Harper & Brothers Publisher, [1954]. First Edition (so stated). With the personal bookplate of American poet William Vincent Sieller on the front pastedown, followed by “And from the living room at Steepletop- August 19, 1956. Norma Millay.” Norma Millay Ellis [1894-1986] was an American singer and actress, and sister..... More
