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Easton Press, 2018-12-31. leather_bound. New. 0x0x0. Brand New Book, factory sealed in original shrink wrap.

New York: Random House, 1967. Beautifully signed and numbered by Ayn Rand at limitation page. From limitation page: "This Special Tenth Anniversary Edition Is Limited to Two Thousand Copies, Signed by the Author. 'Ayn Rand' - The Number of This Book Is '179.'" Slate blue full-cloth boards, sharp gilt cover initials and gilt spine titles on crisp black field with gilt border, fine. Deckled pages near fine, no writing. Neat owner's stamp at limitation page: "Jerry Lee Apperson, Oct 23 1967." Blue matte endpapers. Bind fine, square; hinges intact. Includes original clear wrapper, moderate chip, closed tear. Preserved in original matching slipcase, moderate edge wear, some fleck or residue to back panel. Slip-case is one of the few also numbered to exterior panel: "179". Very possibly numbered by A. R. Case remains solid at seams. Scarce near fine example of the signed tenth anniversary edition with good hand-numbered slipcase. Ayn Rand… Read More

New York: Random House, 1967. Beautifully signed and numbered by Ayn Rand at limitation page. From limitation page: "This Special Tenth Anniversary Edition Is Limited to Two Thousand Copies, Signed by the Author. 'Ayn Rand' - The Number of This Book Is '406'". Slate blue full-cloth boards, sharp gilt cover initials and gilt spine titles on crisp black field with gilt border, fine. Deckled pages near fine, no writing. Slate blue matte endpapers. Bind fine, square; hinges intact. Includes near fine original clear wrapper. Preserved in original slate blue matching slipcase also penned with number "406," moderate shelf, corner wear, rub. Likely also numbered by Ayn Rand. Fine example of the signed tenth anniversary edition in near fine sleeve and very good slipcase. In Rand's greatest achievement - and last work of fiction - she dramatizes her unique philosophy through an intellectual story that integrates ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, politics,… Read More

New York: Random House, 1957. Beautifully signed by Ayn Rand at half-title page: "Ayn Rand, 10/21/73." Rare flat signed trade edition from this unique period. Stated Fourteenth Printing at copyright. 1957 also at copyright page; no other dates. Circa 1973 printing matching the first in design, quality and dimensions. Fine burgundy full-cloth boards, bright gilt cover initials and spine titles on crisp black field, moderate shelf wear. Deckled pages near fine, no writing. Bind fine, square; hinges intact. Moderate offset to front endpaper and half-title page; first fifty somewhat protruding at deckled edge. Beautiful pictorial dust wrapper, light shelf wear; unclipped 12.95, protected in new clear sleeve. Features the original first edition jacket design with cover painting by George Salter. Rare near very good signed early printing in near fine wrapper. In Rand's greatest achievement and last work of fiction, she dramatizes her unique philosophy through an intellectual… Read More

UNMATCHED AYN RAND Collectible! A beautiful First Edition copy of Atlas Shrugged in a dazzling jacket with only minor chipping at edges. Accompanying the book is a Typed Letter Signed by Ayn Rand, (November 23, 1957, the month following publication) to theatrical producer Ralph Roseman, thanking him for his appreciative letter to her about Atlas and for liking it "for the right reasons." In the second paragraph, Rand explains that she enclosed a "circular about a course of lectures by Nathaniel Branden," which she is sending "to all those who have expressed themselves as friends of Atlas Shrugged." A jaw-dropping Ayn Rand acquisition! Book#P1440. $17,500. We carry THE largest selection of rare, signed and manuscript Ayn rand on the planet!

Typed Letter Signed, explaining Atlas Shrugged: "This is precisely the manner in which capitalism was defeated by altruism--as I have shown you in ATLAS SHRUGGED. Remember that the morality presented in ATLAS SHRUGGED is new, unprecedented and radically opposed to all the traditional versions of morality. You cannot expect it to be accepted by everyone at once." Typed Letter Signed by Ayn Rand, to a college student, pointing out how her novel, Atlas Shrugged, illustrates the impracticality and immorality of collectivism, explaining that modern philosophy is the cause of the broken spirit of students today, encouraging her to learn to defend the "right ideas" and persuade others in order to build an "intellectual Renaissance," and enclosing a brochure concerning the lectures of objectivist Nathaniel Branden [not present]. 2 pages, 4to, personal stationery, written on separate sheets; horizontal folds. With the original envelope. New York, 28 June 1960. Unparalled Ayn Rand, explaining some of the… Read More