The Linebook: 1942 / The Linebook: 1943 (two original copies sold together) by Richard Henry Little (RHL); Charles Collins (editor); The Chicago Tribune - 1942 / 1943

Softbound. Very Good. Tall narrow 4to. Chicago Tribune 1927. Pictorial wraps. A very good copy.

hardback. Good. Tall narrow 4to. Chicago Tribune 1927. `Popular Edition', bound in boards, and with added imprint of Carson Pirie Scott & Co. Spine worn.

Chicago, IL: The Chicago Tribune, 1925. Presumed first edition/first printing thus. Wraps. Fair. Pages 31-35 separated but present. Cover has some wear and soiling.. [2], 64, [2] p. Excerpts from Richard Henry Little's daily column in the Chicago Tribune, A line o' type or two. Includes prose and poetry.

1924. 1924 Little, Richard Henry(RHL) THE LINE BOOK Chicago: The Chicago Tribune, 1924 64pp tall thin 8vo Fine bright hardcover copy.

Chicago: The Chicago Tribune, 1927. Endpapers: Peter Arno. The 1927 selections from Mr. Littles colume in the Tribune in the annual publication of A Line O' Type or Two. Compiled by Shelby Little. Carson Pirie Scott & Co. 64 pag. . 1st edition. Hard bound. Cover ill./ head of Little.. 11cmx23,5cm.

1 . Softbound. Good. 6 issues. Tall narrow 4to. Chicago Tribune. Issues for 1924, 1925, 1927, 1931-3. Wraps very worn on first 2 issues, others fine copies.

Chicago;: Chicago Tribune. 4" x 9 1/2" 12 volumes dated from 1924-1932, 1934, 1937, 1943 and one without its wrapper and no date. The covers of the issues were often done by young illustrators in their twenties and early thirties. Boris Artzybasheff; Peter Arno, Hugh Chenoweth, W.H. Wisher; and several not identified. Besides the nice cover art, the poetry reflects the humor of the day. These copies came from the family of Frank Lloyd Wright. All have general wear with the exception of 1924 with some chipping and covers seperated, the 1924 edition has yapped edges white has tiny tears. A good set.

Chicago: Chicago Tribune, 1925-1946. First Editions. Octavo; stapled wraps; each about 64pp; twenty editions running from 1925 through 1946 [non-consecutive]; including 1925-1940 and 1942-1944; a few are heavily worn with wraps separated but present; also included is [1] with no wraps [and no date] and a 1942 copy of "Jazbo of Old Dubuque" by John P. Mulgrew [SIGNED]. Cover artists include Welsh; Hugh Chenoweth; Stan Ekman; Pete Hawley; Ben Cohen; Boris Riedel; W. H. Wisner and Gary Sheahan. [Housed in green marbled sleeve box and shelved in 12 room with folios]. 1220392. Rockville Non-Retail Listings.

Chicago: Richard Henry Little, 1935. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. 17 issues, with duplicates and additional volumes, of bespectacled Chicago Daily New columnist Richard Henry Little's humorous annual from his "Line o' Type or Two" column, 1923-1935. First edition. Most issues paperback, in colorful pictorial wraps by various artists- including one by Boris Artzybasheff, three hardcover issues which appear specially bound- two in cloth, one in half leather and patterned boards, each measures 4 by 9 in. Very good. Edge wear, soil to wraps. Lot uniformly complete, clean, and unmarked. Although these yearly volumes officially started in 1924 there is an undated one we believe is from 1923. Group from the estate of Agnes Szymanski, a Chicago native who died in 2003 at 91 and may have worked at the paper as a first job. 17vol. Digital images available upon request.