Valenti Angelo
Archive about the production of Come Over and Stay Till Domesday. Together with a copy of the book, 1937
Bronxville, NY
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Two proofs of the book—one significantly annotated and the other with Angelo's illumination and hand-coloring to title and first pages—with what is presumably the original envelope for one or both...
Two proofs of the book—one significantly annotated and the other with Angelo's illumination and hand-coloring to title and first pages—with what is presumably the original envelope for one or both upon shipment from Angelo to the book's publisher, Harold Hugo, at his Golden Cross Press. Three autographed letters from Angelo to Hugo, sent in November and December of 1937, detail the project's evolution as well as the congeniality of the partnership. A finished copy of the book is included, signed by Angelo. Book is a touch faded at the spine; the remaining materials are fine, with only expected soiling from friendly use.
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