First Edition Points and Criteria for Of Mice And Men

Year Published: 1937
Author Last Name: Steinbeck
Author First Name: John
Publisher: Covici Friede
Original Price: $2.00
Pages: 186

The first Issue of the first printing has the word "and only moved because the heavy hands were pendula" on the bottom of page 9. There is also a bullet between the two 8's on the page number of page 88. 2,500 copies of the first issue were printed. The book is beige cloth stamped in terra cotta and black, and blue top edge. The first printing dust jacket has the original price of $2.00 on the upper front flap.

Picture of the 1937 first edition dust jacket for Of Mice And Men.

Picture of the first edition copyright page for Of Mice And Men.

The first printing dust jacket has the original price of $2.00 on the upper front flap.

The first Issue of the first printing has the word "and only moved because the heavy hands were pendula" on the bottom of page 9.

There is a bullet between the two 8's on the page number of page 88.

Other first edition points for books by John Steinbeck include: The Grapes of Wrath, The Pearl, Sweet Thursday, East of Eden, The Wayward Bus, Cannery Row, The Moon is Down, The Winter of Our Discontent, The Short Reign of Pippin IV, Tortilla Flat, The Long Valley.

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