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Add this copy of Paul Robeson Negro to cart. $103.00, good condition, Sold by Aquila Books, ships from Calgary, AB, CANADA, published 1930 by Harper & Brothers.
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Seller's Description:
Good to very good. 1st Edition. [x], 178pp. Octavo in original quarter wine cloth backed silver metallic paper covered boards with 8 plates (including frontispiece portrait) from photos. Minor wear to extremities, spine slightly askew, still a better then average copy of the 1st edition in worn dust jacket heavily chipped and in several pieces, now protected in brodart. good to very good Life of football hero, actor and singer idol of his race-Paul Robeson.
Add this copy of Paul Robeson, Negro to cart. $202.50, very good condition, Sold by Griffin Books rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Stamford, CT, UNITED STATES, published 1930 by HARPER & BROTHERS.
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Very Good. Author inscribed to previous owner and signed 1930 third printing in chipped and torn jacket. Tight binding no marks. B65 Please email for photos.
Add this copy of Paul Robeson, Negro to cart. $2,500.00, very good condition, Sold by Between the Covers-Rare Books rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Gloucester City, NJ, UNITED STATES, published 1930 by Harper and Brothers.
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Very Good. First edition. Corners worn, and the spine has been professionally and nearly seamlessly rebacked, a fair only copy, lacking the dust jacket. A biography of Robeson by his wife. The Dedication Copy. The printed dedication reads "For Our Son." Their only child, Paul Robeson, Jr., was a mere two years old at the time of publication. This is Paul Robeson, Jr. 's copy with his bold ownership Signature on the front fly (obviously written at a later date). It also has the smaller ownership signature of Rev. Benjamin C. Robeson (Paul Robeson, Sr. 's brother). In addition, Paul Robeson, Sr., has noted on the rear fly: "April 25, 1956. Have translated = The Soviet Biography-John. Soldier of Peace." An exact timeline of ownership is impossible to determine, but we suggest this was one of Paul Robeson, Sr. 's own copies, was then given to his brother, and was later inherited by the dedicatee, to whom his mother probably did not see fit to inscribe a copy while he was still in diapers.
