The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Signed by Mark Twain
Twain has signed with his uncommon double signature: Mark Twain and S.L. Clemens
A rare signed volume of this renowned work
Among the greatest and best known works of Twain – indeed of American literature – is “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, first published in 1885. Set in his native Midwest on the Mississippi River, it tells the tale of a backwoods boy and his...
A rare signed volume of this renowned work
Among the greatest and best known works of Twain – indeed of American literature – is “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, first published in 1885. Set in his native Midwest on the Mississippi River, it tells the tale of a backwoods boy and his journeys with an escaped slave, Jim.
Huckleberry Finn, the Riverdale Edition, Volume XIII of the Works of Mark Twain,1901-1907, limited to 625 numbered copies of which this is number 561, signed as Clemens and Twain. Titles and elaborate decoration to spines, gilt separated by raised bands, multiple gilt fillets to boards with corner-pieces. Brown morocco spine and edges. Housed in a dark cloth clamshell case.
This is our first signed copy of this classic work.
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