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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Adam and Eve and Pinch Me |
Cape |
1921 |
US: 1922 Knopf. Golden Cockerel edition also |
| Clorinda Walks in Heaven |
Cockerel |
1922 |
Limited edition |
| Hips and Haws |
Cockerel |
1922 |
|
| The Black Dog |
Cape |
1923 |
US: 1924 Knopf |
| Fishmonger's Fiddle |
|
1925 |
US: 1925 Knopf. Cape limited also |
| The Field of Mustard |
|
1926 |
US: 1927 Knopf. Cape limited also |
| Pelagea |
Cockerel |
1926 |
|
| Yokohama Garland |
Centaur |
1926 |
|
| Silver Circus |
Cape |
1928 |
US: 1929 Knopf. Cape limited also |
| Collected Poems |
Ditto |
1928 |
|
| Count Stefan |
Cockerel |
1928 |
|
| The Gollan |
Private |
1929 |
600 signed copies |
| The Man from Kilsheelan |
Furnival |
1930 |
550 signed copies |
| Pink Furniture |
Cape |
1930 |
Cape limited also |
| The Higgler |
Chochorua |
1930 |
39 copies |
| The Hundredth Story |
Cockerel |
1931 |
1,000 |
| Fares Please |
Cape |
1931 |
|
| Easter Day |
Private |
1931 |
Not dated, signed & slip case |
| Nixey's Harlequin |
|
1931 |
US: 1932 Knopf. Cape limited also |
| Crotty Shinkwin |
Cockerel |
1932 |
|
| Rummy The Noble Game |
Cockerel |
1932 |
US: 1933 Mifflin |
| Cheefoo |
Private |
1932 |
America only |
| Dunky Fitlow |
Cape |
1933 |
|
| Ring the Bells of Heaven |
White Owl |
1933 |
|
| Emergency Exit |
Random |
1934 |
Signed limited |
| Good Samaritans |
Private |
1934 |
100 |
| Polly Oliver |
Cape |
1935 |
|
| Cherry Ripe |
Hawthorn |
1935 |
Signed limited |
| The Ninepenny Flute |
Macmillan |
1937 |
|
| Tapster's Tapestry |
Cockerel |
1938 |
|
| You Never Know Do You |
Methuen |
1939 |
|
| Ugly Anna and Other Tales |
Methuen |
1944 |
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| Selected Tales |
Cape |
1946 |
|
| Fearful Pleasures |
Arkham |
1946 |
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| Dark-Eyed Lady |
Methuen |
1947 |
|
| Collected Tales |
Knopf |
1948 |
US only |
| Lucy in Her pink Jacket |
Nevill |
1954 |
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| It's Me O Lord! |
Methuen |
1957 |
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AE Coppard, born 1878 - 1957 was renowned mainly as a short story
specialist. Much of his work did not appear in America and much also did not
find a mainstream publisher. Quite a few titles were limited editions and
private printings. Many of these are more common than one might expect,
presumably because they were bought originally by collectors and enthusiasts,
making the survival rate greater than that of standard trade editions. As usual,
the first book is the most valuable, all of the others, whilst still of
collectable value, should be within the reach of anyone on a reasonable budget. .
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