The signed limited edition was signed by Ernest Hemingway and numbered. The signed limited edition was issued in a slipcase. The front flap of the first issue dust jacket has the misspelling 'Katherine Barclay' instead of 'Catherine Barkley'. This is the first trade edition title page for A Farewell to Arms. This is the first trade edition boards for A Farewell to Arms. This is the back dust jacket for the first trade edition of A Farewell to Arms. Picture of dust jacket where original $2.50 price is found for A Farewell to Arms. This is the first trade edition copyright page for A Farewell to Arms. This is the 1926 first trade edition dust jacket for A Farewell to Arms. H.' The first issue dust jacket front flap has a price of $2.50 and a misspelling - 'Katherine Barclay' instead of 'Catherine Barkley'. In later printings, the disclaimer says 'None of the characters in this book is a living person, nor are the units or military organizations mentioned actual units or organizations. There is a first issue of the first trade edition that lacks a legal disclaimer found on later printings on page x. The copyright page has a matching copyright date of 1929 and the Scribner's seal on the bottom. The first trade edition states 1929 on the bottom of the title page. Pages: 355 The first edition was limited to 510 signed copies issued in a slipcase. First Edition Points and Criteria for A Farewell to Arms

A farewell to arms 1929 edition