This is a remarkable copy of A Subtreasury of American Humor, edited by the iconic E.B. White and Katharine S. White. Published in 1941 by Coward-McCann, this massive anthology is a definitive collection of wit, featuring works from legendary writers like Ring Lardner, Franklin P. Adams, and many others who shaped the landscape of American satire. This vintage volume captures the spirit of the era, making it an essential addition for collectors of mid-century literature or fans of E.B. White editorial genius.
The book features a classic cloth-bound cover with a distinctive red and gold spine label. While it shows the honest patina of time, it remains a sturdy and readable piece of literary history. Perfect for a library display or as a gift for a bibliophile, this book offers a deep dive into the humor that defined a generation. A true piece of Americana for the discerning collector.
Item condition: Good vintage condition. Notable fraying and wear at the base of the spine. Pages show age-related tanning and foxing. Includes a personal library stamp on the endpaper.
