First edition Hardback

Mr Norris Changes Trains (1935)

Market value

What decides the price

  • It is the first edition, which is the one collectors want.
  • The original dust jacket carries much of the price for a book of this age; its condition matters as much as the book's.
  • Condition is graded separately for book and jacket, from Fine down to Poor.
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In short

Quick answer

Who published the Mr Norris Changes Trains first edition?
Hogarth Press, London, in 1935, in hardback.
Publisher's practice

How Hogarth Press marked its first editions

  • Hogarth Press first editions carry no first edition statement. Second and later impressions or editions are identified on the title page, the verso, or both, so a copy with no later-impression note is the one to look for.

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Printings and states

First impression

1935

At a glance

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Questions collectors ask

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Who published the Mr Norris Changes Trains first edition?

Hogarth Press, London, in 1935, in hardback.