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Singing Lessons – Judy Collins – Easton Press(1998) – Signed

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“Singing Lessons” by Judy Collins is a signed first edition memoir published by Easton Press in 1998. Bound in luxurious green leather with gilt detailing, this collectible edition is numbered 331 of 1,100 and features Collins’s signature. The book offers an intimate exploration of themes like love, loss, and healing, printed on archival quality paper. In excellent condition, with no dust jacket, inscriptions, or library markings, it’s a perfect addition for collectors and fans.

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This exquisite signed first edition of “Singing Lessons” by Judy Collins is a remarkable memoir that delves into themes of love, loss, hope, and healing. Published in 1998 by Easton Press, this limited edition is bound in genuine leather, showcasing an elegant design with gilt lettering and intricate embellishments. The book is printed on archival quality, acid-neutral paper, ensuring its longevity and preserving its pristine condition. Judy Collins, an iconic figure in music and literature, offers an intimate look into her life, reflecting on personal challenges and triumphs. This edition is particularly special, being personally signed by Collins and numbered 331 of only 1,100 copies. With its luxurious binding and heartfelt narrative, this book is a treasured collectible for fans and bibliophiles alike.

Additional information

Author

Judy Collins
Binding

Hardcover
Publisher

Easton Press
Condition

Used – Very Good
Edition

Signed First Edition
Condition Very Good
Notes This book is in excellent condition, bound in rich green leather with gilt decorations that remain bright and unmarred. The binding is tight, and the pages are clean and crisp, printed on high-quality, acid-neutral paper. As a leather-bound edition, it does not have a dust jacket. The signature of Judy Collins is present on the designated page, adding to the book's collectible value. There are no inscriptions or library markings, maintaining its pristine, collectible status.

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