Four years ago, it introduced a cut-rate Sunday newspaper, forcing The News to cut its newsstand price; even so, in less than a year, circulation of The News's most valuable edition dropped more than 100,000 copies.
Colombia's national police force has said authorities recovered a valuable first edition copy of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's masterpiece One Hundred Years of Solitude.
The valuable edition of A. Gothofredus (6 vols. fol. Lugd. 1665, re-edited by Ritter, Lips. 1736‑1745, 6 vols. fol). contains the code in its complete form, except the first five books, for which it was necessary to use the epitome contained in the Breviarium [Breviarium].
Gazing at the smooth green cloth of the valuable editions, I had to repress a desire to leaf through them.
A friend of many literary men, including Thomas Carlyle, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Ruskin, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and James Russell Lowell, he contributed valuable editions of their letters and other biographical material.
The most valuable editions are first and limited editions, but first thus, second, and later editions can also be worthwhile.
Today the novel is eclipsed by François Truffaut's celebrated nouvelle vague film starring Jeanne Moreau, and Truffaut contributes a valuable afterword to this edition.
A wholly different book from the first edition and a valuable new contribution to the critical literature". "This new edition effectively replaces the earlier one and is particularly welcome for its inclusion of a wealth of compositions and bibliographic citations from 1981 to 1998...
There are no imports from foreign publishers nor, on the other hand, does it take account of co-editions, a valuable part of several UK publishing operations, but which at present is considerably stressed by the move of other countries to produce their own books.
