Misprint page 21, line 26. Orange lettering on spine of dust jacket. An additional 30 copies were printed specially bound in buckram for presentation, none of which were for sale. The dust jacket was changed after it had already been selling quickly to a plain cover with quotes by British critics. No mention of the Nobel Prize on the Dust Jacket.
First issues have a blue tint to the jacket photo.
To commemorate what would have been his 100 th birthday, Scribner's will be publishing the last of four unfinished manuscripts by Hemingway since his death in 1961. Scribner's employed various methods of defining first editions. Early in 1929 the dates on the title and copyright pages had to be identical with no indication of later printings on the copyright page. Later that year the letter 'A' was placed on the copyright page to indicate a first printing. These are the some of my favorite Hemingway sites.