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The
following books are part of extensive Ben Hecht collection, most of
which are signed and/or inscribed by Ben Hecht; and, all of which are
clothed in original dust jackets. If
interested in one or more publications from this exquisite, collection of one of early
Hollywood's most influential screenplay writers, please inquire. Contact
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THE
FLORENTINE DAGGER BY BEN HECHT
Hollywood
Literature
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THE
FLORENTINE DAGGER by Ben Hecht, published by Boni &
Liveright, New York, 1923, in original dust jacket by Wallace Smith,
with 5 illustrations by Wallace Smith, inscribed by Hecht to actress
Jean Harlow. Original movie poster, 1935. Hecht is supposed
to have written this book in 10 hours and expected readers to get
through it in 5 hours. Book is accompanied by an original 1935
movie poster for The Florentine Dagger
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1001 AFTERNOONS IN
CHICAGO,
1st edition, 1922, in original dust jacket, signed by Ben Hecht. |
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1st edition,
Published November, 1922, Covici-McGee |
Rare dust jacket
without book. |
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1001 AFTERNOONS
IN CHICAGO, by Ben Hecht, published November 1922.
Covici-McGee, Publishers. Copyright by Chicago Daily News.
Copiously illustrated by Herman Rosse. Book is in very good plus
to near fine condition; head and toe of spine slightly worn; illustrated
boards in near fine condition; NO cracking of hinges or spine; dust
jacket is chipped and has several tears, but overall in very good
condition. Stories from Hecht's days as a reporter on the Chicago
Daily News; 289 pages. Original $2.50 price on dust jacket.
Exceptional in this condition, and with original dust jacket.
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BROKEN
NECKS
1st edition,
1926 |
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BROKEN NECKS
[containing more 1001 Afternoons], by Ben Hecht, first
edition in original dust jacket, 1926. Pascal Covici Publisher,
Inc. Original colorful boards, burgundy cloth binding with gold
print on spine; 344 pages. More stories from Hecht's days a
reporter on the Chicago Daily News. Original dust jacket, with
original $2.50 price. Condition of book: near fine.
Condition of dust jacket: very good plus; age-tanning to spine and back
panel; only a few tiny chips.
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BOOK OF
MIRACLES
1939, first edition, signed by Ben Hecht |
A BOOK OF
MIRACLES, by Ben Hecht, first published in June 1939, The
Viking Press: New York, first edition. Original gold covers with
blue print on front cover and spine; 463. Original gold blue and
red printed dust jacket; original $2.75 price on inside front
flap. SIGNED BY BEN HECHT on front end-paper. Seven
intriguing Hecht stories with his typical cynical and warped
perception. Condition of book: near fine, with a few minor scuffs
on covers. Condition of jacket: very good, with several evident
chips on head of spine and back panel; tiny tears and wear on dust
jacket edges. |
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