All the Pretty Horses

There was a signed edition limited to 200 copies that is valued between $450 and $800.

The first trade edition is shown below. First Edition is stated on the copyright page. Dust jacket carries $21.00 price on the upper corner of the front flap. There is said to be a first state dust jacket where on the upper corner of the front flap, the "A" in "All the Pretty Horses" is black rather than green. We have not seen a copy for sale with this point, so at this time we do not think it is a first edition point.

All the Pretty Horses won the National Book Award.

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Picture of the 1992 first edition dust jacket for All the Pretty Horses.

Picture of the first edition copyright page for All the Pretty Horses.

Picture of dust jacket where original $21.00 price is found for All the Pretty Horses.

Picture of the back dust jacket for the first edition of All the Pretty Horses.

Picture of the first edition Alfred A. Knopf boards for All the Pretty Horses.

Picture of the back dust jacket flap for the first edition of All the Pretty Horses.

All the Pretty Horses is the first volume in the Border Trilogy. The other two volumes are The Crossing and Cities of the Plain.

Other first edition points for books by Cormac McCarthy include: The Road, Blood Meridian, Outer Dark, Child of God, No Country for Old Men, The Crossing, Cities of the Plain, Suttree, The Gardener's Son.

         

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