![]() Letter code in April, and therefore carries no letter code. The Purple Sage", published in 1912, predated Harper's introduction of the ![]() Note that one of Grey's most significant westerns, "Riders of ![]() Of publication and after 1922, a "First edition" statement but also with a ![]() Identification system: that is, until 1912, matching dates on title page andĬopyright page 1912-1922, a letter code corresponding to the month and year Several exceptions, they generally follow the Harper first edition The vast majority of his books were first published by Harper. The second printing is apparently bringing several A niceįirst is certainly worth at least $2500 and a signed copy probably three Neither, it is believed, had dustjackets. Published by Charles Francis Press in 1903 in an attractive Victorian clothīinding, but for practical purposes was a vanity publication, and theĮdition probably didn't exceed 2000 copies. His first book was a biography of his grandmother: "Betty Zane". But that early popularity also means that most of his books areĬomparatively common and therefore not particularly valuable except in very Heīecame quite popular early in his career (prior to 1910) and remains so to ![]() He also wrote books on hunting and fishing, a fewĬhildren's titles, and even a story of pearl diving in New Zealand. Invariably were authored by "Zane Grey") wrote, for the most part, WesternĪmerican fiction. Zane Grey Pearl Zane Grey (that first name was used very seldom, and his books ![]()
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