Fitzgerald TALES OF THE JAZZ AGE facsimile jacket for 1st ed/early (NO BOOK)

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TALES OF THE JAZZ AGE
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
THIS IS FACSIMILE (REPLICA), NOT AN ORIGINAL DUST JACKET,
NO BOOK IS INCLUDED
A high quality rendered facsimile dust jacket for the first US edition book. This jacket will also fit subsequent early printings if you have one. ANY DOUBTS as to the size, height or thickness of your you? Then, it is a good idea to send me the height and thickness of your book when ordering to make sure I have a proper fit if you have any questions.
The jacket was rendered by fine and miniature art and engraving artist John Anthony Miller (feel free to due an internet search on the artist) and
archival ink and acid-free paper
were used in the work. The jacket comes trimmed,   and enclosed in a Mylar jacket protector, pre-folded for and ready to put on the book. (This facsimile dust jacket should last about 90 years or more if keep out of direct sunlight and colorfast-wise is better than the original inks which were done on the original dust jacket which was issued with the book long ago.)
Please note
:
As on
ALL
our book jackets WHICH ARE PRINTED ONE AT A TIME, there will be an attached signed label or my signature in pencil on the verso of the jacket signed and stating that this is a facsimile dust jacket, or signed in pencil by the artist, and/or the monogram "JAM" of the artist, and "Facsimile Dust Jacket"  and "John Anthony Miller Studio" printed tastefully near the bottom of the rear jacket flap.
Please see the thumbnail photo of this dust jacket.
Thank  you very much for you kind response to my facsimile dust jackets.  These are made one by one by hand with great care. They will NEVER be   mass produced, and are made for reader and collector alike. I have   received many positive comments about my work in making and printing  these facsimile jackets. Here is one of them:
"John's unique artistry was evident as soon as I saw The Great  Gatsby dust jacket.  Having seen scores of facsimile jackets,  John's work is in a completely different league.  The rich tonal   quality of the colors is breathtaking and the weight of the paper is  carefully considered.  He satisfied the needs of the most   demanding client, even during a personally trying time.  I look   forward to doing continued business with him in the future and give   him my highest recommendation."  Ryan Dohm, Profiles in   History
I am primarily an artist and take great care in the quality of my  work. A number of you are buying my signed facsimile dust jackets and framing them. If you wish me to send a jacket to you unfolded, please let me know. Thank you, John Anthony Miller.
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A few highlight comments about the art  work and quality of John Anthony Miller which will translate over into the reproduction dust jacket work:
His art is in "collections" of The Smithsonian Institution, Chicago Art & Science Industry, The Carnegie Art Museum, Chicago Art Institute, Clarke Humanities Museum at Scripps College, President Obama, The Ambassador to The People's Republic of China,etc. and other notable people.
COLLEEN MOORE: "You are a such a magnificent artist!" - Colleen Moore, silent screen and motion picture star, 1982.
MAURICE SENDAK: "Thank you for the lovely etchings!" - Maurice Sendak, Children's book illustrator, 1981
SIFU MANUEL RODRIGUEZ: "John Anthony Miller is a gifted artist." - Master M. Rodriguez, Red Dragon Classical Guitar and Kung Fu Academy and Olympic Trainer of Martial Artists. 2010
FREDERICK GRUE: "John Anthony Miller is a true professional." - Frederick Grüe 1979, World's Premiere Still Life Painter. John Anthony Miller was a student of Grüe.
JOHNNY CASH: "I like your work very much." -Johnny Cash , 1978, Legendary Country Singer Musician.
WILLIAM F. NOLAN: "The unique art of John Anthony Miller is a joy to behold. His wondrous talent shines, diamond-bright, from each work...a talent to cherish." -William F. Nolan 2009, co-author of "Logan's Run"
RAY BRADBURY: "(edited)...how wonderful and what a genius you are. You have an incredible talent, John, and I hope you know that...All my love, Ray." -Ray Bradbury 2010. Ray Bradbury is the author of "Fahrenheit 451"
and the world's most beloved author, recipient of France's highest medal of artistic honor and White House Medal of Honor in The Creative Arts.
(ADDENDA: Ray  Bradbury loved my dust jacket work and bought well over two dozen of them in the latter years of his lifetime for his own books and those books in his library.)
John Anthony Miller II  at His Studio in Ventura, CA, USA.
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