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Leonard Cohen (1934-2016) Two Books, Each Inscribed to a Relative.

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Leonard Cohen (1934-2016)

Two Books, Each Inscribed.

1) Let Us Compare Mythologies. Montreal: McGill Poetry Series, 1956. First edition, octavo; signed and inscribed to his relative Ray Cohen, "For our dear friend, with love" in June, 1956 on the front free endpaper in black ink; illustrated with drawings by Freda Guttman; bound in publisher's full black cloth, spine lettered in silver (lacking original dust jacket; one gathering starting; lightly rubbed and bumped, discoloration to endpaper glue); 8 x 5 3/8 in.

2) Death of a Lady's Man. Toronto: McLelland and Steward, 1978. First edition, octavo; signed and inscribed to his relative Susannah Dalfen Cohen, "all good things" in Ottawa the year of publication on the title in black felt tip marker; bound in publisher's cloth-backed gray boards, spine gilt-lettered (lacking original dust jacket; over-opened in two places but sturdy; faint sunning, mostly to spine); 8 ¼ x 5 3/8 in.

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Leonard Cohen (1934-2016)

Two Books, Each Inscribed.

1) Let Us Compare Mythologies. Montreal: McGill Poetry Series, 1956. First edition, octavo; signed and inscribed to his relative Ray Cohen, "For our dear friend, with love" in June, 1956 on the front free endpaper in black ink; illustrated with drawings by Freda Guttman; bound in publisher's full black cloth, spine lettered in silver (lacking original dust jacket; one gathering starting; lightly rubbed and bumped, discoloration to endpaper glue); 8 x 5 3/8 in.

2) Death of a Lady's Man. Toronto: McLelland and Steward, 1978. First edition, octavo; signed and inscribed to his relative Susannah Dalfen Cohen, "all good things" in Ottawa the year of publication on the title in black felt tip marker; bound in publisher's cloth-backed gray boards, spine gilt-lettered (lacking original dust jacket; over-opened in two places but sturdy; faint sunning, mostly to spine); 8 ¼ x 5 3/8 in.

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Condition: Please contact the Specialist for the auction to request a condition report.Condition reports and additional images are provided as a courtesy and should be used by you to aid in the formation of your own opinion regarding condition. All material is sold subject to Swann's standard Terms and Conditions of Sale as published in our catalogues and posted on our website, and include the following terms: (1) all property is sold "as-is"; and (2) works cannot be returned on the basis of condition.

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