HEMINGWAY, ERNEST. For Whom the Bell Tolls, 1940, First State of dust jacket, fine; Men at War. The Best War Stories of All Time. Edited with an Introduction by...Hemingway [1942], worn dust jacket, pencilled ownership inscription of "Evan Shipman November 2 1942" on front free endpaper (publication date was October 22). Shipman was an old friend of Hemingway's since the Paris days and was the dedicatee of Men Without Women. Hemingway discusses Shipman's service with the Loyalists in Spain on pp. xxviii-xxix of his Introduction (this passage has been marked in pencil by Shipman); both New York, together 2 vols., 8vo, original cloth, cloth slipcases, FIRST EDITIONS. Hanneman A18a & 19a. (2)

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HEMINGWAY, ERNEST. For Whom the Bell Tolls, 1940, First State of dust jacket, fine; Men at War. The Best War Stories of All Time. Edited with an Introduction by...Hemingway [1942], worn dust jacket, pencilled ownership inscription of "Evan Shipman November 2 1942" on front free endpaper (publication date was October 22). Shipman was an old friend of Hemingway's since the Paris days and was the dedicatee of Men Without Women. Hemingway discusses Shipman's service with the Loyalists in Spain on pp. xxviii-xxix of his Introduction (this passage has been marked in pencil by Shipman); both New York, together 2 vols., 8vo, original cloth, cloth slipcases, FIRST EDITIONS. Hanneman A18a & 19a. (2)