- Scribner's Magazine: February 1933

New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1933. Paperback. (Vol. XCIII, Number 2). Small 4to. Stiff orange glazed wrappers. 14pp, pp. 65-132, pp. 15-18. Advertisement illustrations. Very good. Spine slightly sunned, some edgewear and small edge tears. Contents include (among other things) Stuart Chase's "World Without Money," Evelyn Scott's "Turnstile -- A Story," Howard Mumford Jones' "Those Eminent Victorians," two poems by Conrad Aiken and of course William Lyon Phelps' "As I Like It." Clean and attractive, with mild library inkstamps on the front wrapper. .

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