
Copyright page of Plays of Eugene O'Neill (1926 Edition)
This image captures the copyright page of a collected volume titled 'Plays of Eugene O'Neill,' published by the notable American firm Boni & Liveright, Inc. The page displays a copyright date of 1926 for the collection, with specific prior copyright dates of 1919 and 1923 noted for 'The Moon of the Caribbees.' The physical paper appears to be an off-white or cream-colored laid or wove stock, characteristic of early 20th-century book production. The typography is a classic serif font, centrally justified with varying point sizes for emphasis. There is visible evidence of aging, including overall light toning of the paper and a small, dark blemish or inclusion on the right-hand margin. The page is slightly curved toward the left, indicating it is bound within a larger hardcover volume. Boni & Liveright was a major publisher in New York during the 1920s, known for publishing Modernist literature, which places this item in the context of the American literary Renaissance. The condition appears fair to good for its age, with edges appearing sharp and the ink remaining dark and legible. No modern handwritten inscriptions or library stamps are visible on this specific page.
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Estimated Value
$40-$75
Basic Information
Category
Antiquarian & Collectible Books
Appraised On
April 21, 2026
Estimated Value
$40-$75
Item Description
This image captures the copyright page of a collected volume titled 'Plays of Eugene O'Neill,' published by the notable American firm Boni & Liveright, Inc. The page displays a copyright date of 1926 for the collection, with specific prior copyright dates of 1919 and 1923 noted for 'The Moon of the Caribbees.' The physical paper appears to be an off-white or cream-colored laid or wove stock, characteristic of early 20th-century book production. The typography is a classic serif font, centrally justified with varying point sizes for emphasis. There is visible evidence of aging, including overall light toning of the paper and a small, dark blemish or inclusion on the right-hand margin. The page is slightly curved toward the left, indicating it is bound within a larger hardcover volume. Boni & Liveright was a major publisher in New York during the 1920s, known for publishing Modernist literature, which places this item in the context of the American literary Renaissance. The condition appears fair to good for its age, with edges appearing sharp and the ink remaining dark and legible. No modern handwritten inscriptions or library stamps are visible on this specific page.
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