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	1.	For Whom the Bell Tolls.   Hemingway, Ernest. Blakiston Company 1940 Hard Cover Good + Dark red boards, no jacket. Rubbing/chipping to spine ends, edge wear to cover, a few small soil spots inside covers, text clean & unmarked. A good reading copy. Price: 6.92 USD
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	2.	The Dangerous Summer.   Hemingway, Ernest. Charles Scribner's Sons 1985 Hard Cover Very Good in Good DJ 1st Printing. Ex-Library Copy with Usual Markings and Brodart Cover. Light Page Aging, Rubbing and Label Removal Residue to Brodart, Pages Clean & Unmarked. "Hemingway's firsthand chronicle of a return to Spain in 1959. It was a brutal season of bullfights, and one of a deep frienship that developed with Antonio Ordonez, a bullfighter." 228 pgs. Price: 8.66 USD
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	3.	The Sun Also Rises.   Hemingway, Ernest. Charles Scribner's Sons 1970 Soft Cover Very Good 1970 Softcover. Page Aging, Soil Spot Bottom Page Edges, Tight & Unmarked, No Spine Crease. "Hemingway's first bestselling novel, it is the story of a group of 'Lost Generation' Americans and Brits in the 1920s on a sojourn from Paris to Pamploma, Spain. The novel poignantly details their life as expatriates on Paris' Left Bank, and conveys the brutality of bullfighting in Spain. The novel established Hemingway as one of the great prose stylists of all time." 247 pgs. Price: 5.18 USD
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	4.	To Have and Have Not.   Hemingway, Ernest. Charles Scribner's Sons 1970 Soft Cover Good + Faint Cover Wear, Page Aging, Text Clean & Unmarked. "A novel of rum-running between Cuba and Key West in the Thirties - creating in the durable Harry Morgan one of the most remarkable of hemingway's characters." 262 pgs. Price: 4.35 USD
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