F. Scott Fitzgerald

First editions of F. Scott Fitzgerald, published by Charles Scribner’s Sons in the years when he defined the Jazz Age. Fitzgerald’s books in their original dust jackets are among the most sought-after in American literature: the jackets were fragile, often discarded, and the illustrated ones from the early 1920s survive in small numbers. Each copy offered here is identified as first edition, first printing, with the bibliographic points stated, and the condition of both book and jacket described in detail. Inscribed copies are researched for the story behind the inscription, including who the recipient was and how they knew Fitzgerald. Whether you are looking for Tales of the Jazz Age, The Beautiful and Damned or Tender Is the Night, I am glad to answer questions about any copy or to help you find one.