Lot 5
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CAPOTE, Truman. A collection of his works, comprising: A Tree of Night. New York, 1949. PRESENTATION COPY, INSCRIBED BY CAPOTE on the front free endpaper to James Bloom. -- Local Color. New York, 1950. -- The Grass Harp. New York, 1951. -- The Muses are Heard. New York, 1956. --A Christmas Memory. New York, 1956. LIMITED EDITION, number 346 of 600 copies signed by Capote. -- The trade issue of the preceding. -- CAPOTE and Richard AVEDON. Observations. New York, 1959. 2o. With slipcase. -- The Thanksgiving Visitor. New York, 1967. LIMITED EDITION, number 251 of 300 copies signed by Capote. -- The trade issue of the preceding. -- CAPOTE and Harold ARLEN. House of Flowers. New York, 1968. -- CAPOTE, Eleanor PERRY and Frank PERRY. Trilogy: An Experiment in Multimedia. New York, 1969. -- Music for Chameleons. New York, 1980. Together 11 volumes, 8o, original bindings, dust jackets where called for, a
CAPOTE, Truman. A collection of his works, comprising: A Tree of Night. New York, 1949. PRESENTATION COPY, INSCRIBED BY CAPOTE on the front free endpaper to James Bloom. -- Local Color. New York, 1950. -- The Grass Harp. New York, 1951. -- The Muses are Heard. New York, 1956. --A Christmas Memory. New York, 1956. LIMITED EDITION, number 346 of 600 copies signed by Capote. -- The trade issue of the preceding. -- CAPOTE and Richard AVEDON. Observations. New York, 1959. 2o. With slipcase. -- The Thanksgiving Visitor. New York, 1967. LIMITED EDITION, number 251 of 300 copies signed by Capote. -- The trade issue of the preceding. -- CAPOTE and Harold ARLEN. House of Flowers. New York, 1968. -- CAPOTE, Eleanor PERRY and Frank PERRY. Trilogy: An Experiment in Multimedia. New York, 1969. -- Music for Chameleons. New York, 1980. Together 11 volumes, 8o, original bindings, dust jackets where called for, all FIRST EDITIONS except where noted. [With:] A postcard advertisement for the Alexander Iolas Gallery in New York with a quotation from Capote and with the biography of Capote by Marie Rudisill and James C. Simmons. (13)

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CAPOTE, Truman. A collection of his works, comprising: A Tree of Night. New York, 1949. PRESENTATION COPY, INSCRIBED BY CAPOTE on the front free endpaper to James Bloom. -- Local Color. New York, 1950. -- The Grass Harp. New York, 1951. -- The Muses are Heard. New York, 1956. --A Christmas Memory. New York, 1956. LIMITED EDITION, number 346 of 600 copies signed by Capote. -- The trade issue of the preceding. -- CAPOTE and Richard AVEDON. Observations. New York, 1959. 2o. With slipcase. -- The Thanksgiving Visitor. New York, 1967. LIMITED EDITION, number 251 of 300 copies signed by Capote. -- The trade issue of the preceding. -- CAPOTE and Harold ARLEN. House of Flowers. New York, 1968. -- CAPOTE, Eleanor PERRY and Frank PERRY. Trilogy: An Experiment in Multimedia. New York, 1969. -- Music for Chameleons. New York, 1980. Together 11 volumes, 8o, original bindings, dust jackets where called for, all FIRST EDITIONS except where noted. [With:] A postcard advertisement for the Alexander Iolas Gallery in New York with a quotation from Capote and with the biography of Capote by Marie Rudisill and James C. Simmons. (13)

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