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J.T. Winterich (1891–1970)

Author of A primer of book collecting

25+ Works 349 Members 5 Reviews 1 Favorited

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Works by J.T. Winterich

A primer of book collecting (1926) 122 copies, 5 reviews
Books and the Man (1929) 18 copies
Collector's Choice (1928) 18 copies
The Grolier Club, 1884-1967 (1967) 18 copies

Associated Works

Of Mice and Men (1937) — Introduction, some editions — 44,585 copies, 724 reviews
Great Expectations (1861) — Introduction, some editions — 43,847 copies, 478 reviews
A Tale of Two Cities (1859) — Introduction, some editions — 42,037 copies, 491 reviews
David Copperfield (1850) — Introduction, some editions — 24,144 copies, 325 reviews
Paradise Lost (1667) — Introduction, some editions — 16,707 copies, 129 reviews
Vanity Fair (1877) — Introduction, some editions — 16,287 copies, 201 reviews
Bleak House (1853) — Introduction, some editions — 15,357 copies, 273 reviews
The Red Badge of Courage (1895) — Introduction, some editions — 13,450 copies, 138 reviews
The Return of the Native (1878) — Preface, some editions — 8,763 copies, 101 reviews
Moll Flanders (1722) — Introduction, some editions — 8,578 copies, 111 reviews
Nicholas Nickleby (1839) — Introduction, some editions — 7,808 copies, 111 reviews
Our Mutual Friend (1865) — Introduction, some editions — 6,586 copies, 110 reviews
The Age of Fable (1855) — Foreword, some editions — 4,328 copies, 31 reviews
The Deerslayer (1841) — Introduction, some editions — 3,226 copies, 36 reviews
The Spy (1821) — Introduction, some editions — 880 copies, 21 reviews
The Pilot: A Tale of the Sea (1824) — Introduction, some editions — 349 copies, 3 reviews
Books and Printing: A Treasury for Typophiles (1951) — Contributor — 102 copies
A reader for writers — Contributor — 2 copies

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Common Knowledge

Canonical name
Winterich, J.T.
Legal name
Winterich, John Tracy
Birthdate
1891
Date of death
1970
Gender
male
Occupations
author
Nationality
USA
Associated Place (for map)
USA

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Reviews

6 reviews
The stilted style is hard to wade through but the point seems to be that book collecting is a matter of book condition, first editions, points, etc. Information about other references are useful
Introduction to the subject. Covers what makes a book "rare" and how to find it. Also covers some "points" of a first edition.

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Works
25
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19
Members
349
Popularity
#68,499
Rating
3.9
Reviews
5
ISBNs
9
Favorited
1

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