St Urbains Horseman Book Mordecai Richler Signed 1st Canadian Edition w Dust Jacket Fine fdr memorabilia The lace is across the
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
The lace is across the top and forms a sweetheart neckline
They have a length of 14 3/4” to the middle finger and a palm width of 2 7/8” - they still need to be worked in
Jacket top:
Sleeves: 18 1/2" long
such as Canada
St Urbains Horseman Book Mordecai Richler Signed 1st Canadian Edition w Dust Jacket Fine fdr memorabilia The lace is across theThis is an edition of the book St Urbains Horseman personally signed by Mordecai Richler in red felt on the first page. The book was published by McClelland and Stewart in 1971 and is presumed a first Canadian edition although unstated. I think that the Canadian edition pre dates the American as Richler was a Canadian novelist, but Im not sure Wikipedia states the Canadian edition as being the first. It has its original dust jacket, which is unclipped