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Tarzan of the Apes
Artist Edition
Burroughs Edgar Rice
356 of 600
2021
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Condition:
New, Factory Sealed.
Copy 356 of 600.
Comes with 2 different Dustjackets.
Last 6 pics of another copy.
Pic 12 will have #356 not PC.
See Pics.
Each Artist Limited Edition Set Includes:
Book and Clamshell Box handcrafted in leather with letterpress title page, color illustrated endpapers and printed on 70# Finch archival paper.
Signed by five of the
contributors including Neal Adams and Thomas Yeates.
Fine Workmanship:
Double gold stamped titles and
decorations, Symth-sewn binding, hand built box, inserted color plates -
printed and bound in the U. S.
Two Wraparound Dust Jackets fitted on each book featuring a new original Tarzan painting by Sanjulian,
new color endpapers by Daren Bader
and a new version of the first edition dust jacket redesigned by Phil Normand.
(28) Tipped in Color Plates including a 4-page fold-out – featuring artwork by
Frazetta, Brom,
Foster, Manchess, St. John, Jones, Adams, Miller, Arting, Yeates, Kubert,
Pettee, Patrick, Jusko, Hogarth and many more.
(100) Black & White Illustrations throughout the text by a host of artists and featuring 22 full-page illustrations for Tarzan of the Apes by Zdenek Burian and
a 16-page Tarzan Artist’s Sketch Section.
Tarzan of the Apes Artifact Portfolio (1912-1914) - includes replicas of editor letters, manuscript pages, Munsey's check to ERB,
the ALL-STORY Oct. pulp cover, contents and title pages (1912), the illustrated first installment of the
first Tarzan of the Apes newspaper serialization (1913) & the A. C. McClurg advertising postcard, illustrated order form & the first edition book contract.
(1914).. and too many more to list.
Vintage Style Pen – with gold grip and gold-plated
Esterbrook nib – replica of the pen used by ERB to create Tarzan of the Apes.
Die Cast Numbered Color Stamp (2” x 3”) Reproduction in metal of the rare 1914 advertising stamp designed by
ERB to promote the first
edition of Tarzan of the Apes using Fred Arting’s dust jacket art and design.