Hemingway, Ernest. A FAREWELL TO ARMS. Signed. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929. True First Edition. First state of text with Scribner's seal to back of the title page, & without disclaimer on verso of dedication page; earliest state of the "Cleon" illustrated dustwrapper with "Katherine Barclay". Sm. 8vo., 358pp. A very good copy, expertly & invisibly re-cased, inscribed by Hemingway in black fountain pen on the title-page: "To Carlos / best wishes / Ernest Hemingway". Publisher's smooth black cloth, gold paper labels, lettered & ruled in black on the front board & spine showing light general use. The unrestored dustwrapper quite bright, showing modest edge wear; 3 small chips, the largest at the spine crown. Overall a nice presentation copy of this important Hemingway semi-autobiographical novel filmed in 1957 by MGM, starring Rock Hudson & Jennifer Jones [Selznick]. Hanneman A8. Connolly, The Modern Movement # 60, Modern Library 1998 list of Top 100 Novels. Custom Clamshell Case in fine condition.  $13,750

Hemingway, Ernest. ACROSS THE RIVER AND INTO THE TREES.  New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1950. 1st Edition. Inscribed Presentation Copy. First edition, in the first issue dustwrapper with the yellow spine block & lettering. The spine lettering a bit rubbed otherwise a very nice copy in a bright dustwrapper showing light wear. Neatly inscribed by Hemingway on the front free endpaper: "To Manuel Batista / best always from / his friend / Ernest Hemingway" An extremely nice copy. Custom clamshell case in fine condition.  $14,750

Hemingway. DEATH IN THE AFTERNOON. First Edition. Inscribed Presentation Copy. A" & colophon on copyright page. Frontispiece painting by Juan Gris' "The Bullfighter", numerous other back & white photographs & glossary. Very neatly inscribed by Hemingway in blue-black fountain pen on the title page: "To James and Paula - / from their good friend / with all best wishes / Ernest Hemingway / 1942". A near fine copy in an excellent original illustrated dustwrapper with beautifully executed moderate professional restoration. Hanneman A10a. A very nice example of this Hemingway High Spot.  Custom TBCL clamshell collector's case. $26,500 

Hemingway, Ernest. WINNER TAKE NOTHING. London: Jonathan Cape, 1934. 1st Edition. Presentation copy dedicated by Hemingway on the front free endpaper. Uncommon First English Edition of one of the scarcest of all British Hemingways. 8vo., 250pp., half tan calf over marbled boards., five raised bands, gilt-stamped & decorated in compartments. A near fine, fresh copy nicely inscribed in blue fountain pen on the front free endpaper: "To Luis Lonzo / with all best wishes / Ernest Hemingway / La Habana / 1943". An excellent example of his third collection containing fourteen short stories, [the first appearance for six of them], including some of Hemingway's most famous: "A Clean Well-Lighted Place, "After the Storm," "God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen," "A Day's Wait," "A Natural History of the Dead," & "Fathers and Sons." Hanneman A38, published February, 1934.  $7,750

Hemingway, Ernest. GREEN HILLS OF AFRICA . New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1935. Inscribed Presentation Copy. First Edition, First Issue. Illustrated throughout with black & white line drawings by Edward Shenton. 8vo., 284pp., publisher's original green cloth lettered in gilt over black on gilt ruled spine, upper cover with Hemingway signature in gilt. Neatly inscribed by the author in blue fountain pen on the half title page: "To Henry / With best regards/ Ernest Hemingway / 1946". A very good copy of this highlight; the cloth showing some soiling & fading as usual; the dustwrapper, a fine facsimile supplied for display. An account of big-game hunting with digressions on literary matters based on his two-month safari in East Africa in 1933 with his wife near the base of Mount Kilimanjaro . Hemingway stretched the boundary between fact and fiction with this chronicle of an African hunting expedition. It includes his famous dissertation on American literature in which he proclaims "all modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn." This title was originally published in Scribner's Magazine in 1935 in serialized form. This is the first appearance in book form with Scribner's producing 10,550 copies of the first edition. [Samuels p.11; Hanneman A13a.]. Hemingway's second non-fiction title.  $8,750

Hemingway, Ernest. TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1937. First Edition, first issue. 8vo., 262pp. A near fine copy in a very good dustwrapper showing modest use. Inscribed by Hemingway in black fountain pen on the ffe.: "To James Hamad / with all good wishes / Ernest Hemingway". An important book & his first following A Farewell To Arms. Intrigue, fishing & gun running off Key West; left leaning politics of the day, precursor to his dash to support the Republic of Spain during the civil war. Basis for the classic 1944 film of the same name, directed by Howard Hawks, scripted by William Faulkner & starring Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall in their legendary first pairing. Filmed again in the more faithful but lesser-known 1950 film, The Breaking Point, which starred John Garfield & Patricia Neal. In the past 20 years, few inscribed copies have been offered at auction. Very Scarce. Hanneman A14a.  $22,500  

Hemingway, Ernest. FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1940. Nicely Signed By Hemingway On The Half-Title. True 1st edition 1st printing. A fine fresh copy without the usual endemic binding issues. In a near fine or better 1st state correctly priced [$2.75] dustwrapper without the photographer's name below the Hemingway photograph on the rear panel [the very bright wrapper with just a bit of very well executed conservation at the extremities]. 8vo. 471 pp. First Edition, with the "A" on the copyright page. Bound in beige cloth with black lettering on red fields to the spine; author's signature is stamped in black on the front board. Fore-edges of the leaves untrimmed; Top edge brown. Lovely copy. In a fine custom clamshell case Hanneman A 18.a.  $9,750

Hemingway, Ernest. FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS. Signed Movie Poster Ad. n.p. [ Hollywood ] n.d. 1943/1944. Lovely Image. First Edition Thus. Signed 8"x11" colour Feature Paramount Pictures Advertisement from Movie Stars Parade. Hemingway's original fountain pen autograph appears in purple ink above the photo of Ingrid Bergman, to the right of Gary Cooper . An excellent example of Hemingway's autograph In very fine condition. Possibly unique. Very nicely preserved. $2,350

Hemingway, Ernest. THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA. Presentation Copy. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1952. First Edition. 8vo, 140pp., Publisher's light blue cloth, silver-stamped spine, blind-stamped front board, in First State , blue-tinted dustwrapper priced at $3.00. Inscribed in slightly faded black fountain pen on the front free endpaper: "To William Scott / with all best wishes / from his friend / Ernest Hemingway / March 8th 1958" The correct first printing with the Scribner's Seal & "A" on the copyright page. A very good or better example, the silver spine lettering remains quite sharp. In an excellent near fine or better bright copy of the book's famous dustwrapper. A wonderful example of this, likely his most sought after inscribed title. Custom clamshell case in fine condition. $19,750

Hemingway, Ernest. Homenaje Cubano a Ernest Hemingway premio nobel de Literatura. SIGNED. Cuba: Coligio National de Periodistas Asociacion de Reporteres de la Habanas, n.p. [Habana], n.d. , 1956. 1st Edition. Rare Cuba Phamplet "Homenaje Cubano a Ernest Hemingway premio nobel de Literatura" Published in Cuba as homage to Ernest Hemingway on winning the Nobel Prize. Nicely inscribed in blue fountain pen: "To Raul Dominguez . best always / Ernesto Hemingway". 4to., Brown wrappers with colour decoration pasted on. 12 pages. The inner cover (on brown paper) prints an extract from Old Man and The Sea, where Hem refers to the Cuba beer HATUEY; the inner back cover (also on brown paper) prints the beginning of chapter 2 of "To Have And Have Not", also referring to HATUEY beer. Spanish text - a souvenir of the lunch celebrated in the gardens of the brewery Modelo in Havana , on Monday, August 13th, 1956. A very good plus example of a very interesting & rare Hemingway item. Custom Clamshell Case in very fine condition. Superior example of Hemingway's hand. Guaranteed authentic.  $13,850