Kurt Vonnegut: 13 Volume Signed Collection, Easton Press

The Easton Press Kurt Vonnegut Signed Collection, 13 Volumes

Featuring 11 Signed Limited Editions and 2 Signed First Editions

All 13 Books Hand Signed by Kurt Vonnegut

FINE CONDITION

This is the complete collection of Kurt Vonnegut signed editions published by the Easton Press from 1998 to 2009. Kurt Vonnegut had a wonderful relationship with the Easton Press and agreed to sign 13 of his books they published including his most significant works with two of them being true first editions. Each book comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by the Easton Press. The books in the collection are:

Signed Limited Editions:

Slaughterhouse-Five

Breakfast of Champions

Mother Night

The Sirens of Titan

God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater

Player Piano

Welcome to the Monkey House

Bluebeard

Galapagos

A Man Without A Country

Slapstick: Or Lonesome No More!

Signed First Editions:

Bagombo Snuff Box

Limited Edition #350 of 1,700

Look at the Birdie

Limited Edition #773 of 1,000

Book Features:  Each book is hand signed by Kurt Vonnegut and features premium hand-cut full leather boards with a distinct cover design in ornate 22-karat gold gild. The spine is hubbed with raised horizontal ridges formed in the leather. There are silk moire endpapers with a sewn in matching satin bookmark. The pages are gold gilded to protect against dust and moisture and the paper used is acid neutral to last generations without discoloring. 

Condition:  FINE. The books are in excellent condition and appear to have never been opened. 

This is an incredible opportunity to purchase 13 signed books in incredible condition by arguably one of the greatest authors of the past 50 years. The cost of shipping is included in the price.

Photographs of the front cover of “A Man Without a Country” as well as the certificate of authenticity and the notes from the editor appear below to give you some insight into the details of one book that is representative to the books in the collection. Please note that although the images may appear digitized as thumbnails, you can click on the thumbnail to view it in the photo viewer.