Sentence examples for a first edition from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a first edition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the initial printing of a book or publication, often indicating its value to collectors or readers.
Example: "I was thrilled to find a first edition of my favorite novel at the bookstore."
Alternatives: "an original edition" or "the inaugural edition".

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A first edition is on display.

A first edition of "Salem's Lot".

Tips on how to spot a first edition.

"Oh my God – this is a first edition?

A first edition, published in London in 1920.

Bidding on eBay for a first edition copy hit $255.

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A first-edition copy of "Grapefruit".

Now a first-edition "Firestarter" fetches a measly $30.

"I love pop-culture artifacts, so to me a first-edition signed Jackie Collins, that's something".

Thieves abscond with a first-edition "Harry Potter" book worth six thousand pounds.

And take a look at a first-edition King James "He" Bible (first printing) and "She" Bible (second printing).

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