First edition Hardback

Mrs. Dalloway (1925)

Publisher L. & V. Woolf at the Hogarth Press Year 1925

Identification points are listed only where two independent sources agree. Last reviewed 29 Oct 2026.

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 Mrs. Dalloway first edition?
L. & V. Woolf at the Hogarth Press, London, in 1925, in hardback.
Identification

How to identify this edition

Published by the Hogarth Press on 14 May 1925 in a first printing of about 2,000 copies. It is an octavo of 293 pages in rust-red publisher's cloth (dealers variously call it red, rust or brown) with gilt lettering on the spine. The dust jacket was designed by Vanessa Bell and is scarce; most copies offered lack it. References: Kirkpatrick A9a, Woolmer 82.

Printing by printing

Printings and states

First impression

1925

At a glance

Not yet researched

We have not yet confirmed the issue points that tell this first impression from later ones. Until we do, compare your copy's title page and copyright page with the publisher, place and year above: any later printing or edition statement means it is not this one.

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Questions collectors ask

Frequently asked questions

Who published the Mrs. Dalloway first edition?

L. & V. Woolf at the Hogarth Press, London, in 1925, in hardback.

Sources

Where these facts come from

Points of issue are listed only where at least two independent sources agree. Last reviewed 29 October 2026. Reviewed by Harriet Ellis; read how we check facts.