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It's an edition from the '60s that's worth about 10-20 euros. The 1934 just refers to the date the translation was copyrighted (dépôt légal).
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red_blip posted:Awe, it's a pity. How did you find that out? I couldn't find even a picture of the cover of this book for the life of me. Though, now that you say that, it is very much like some of my American copies of his books from the 60's except blue... not red. It says it's the 190th volume in the collection Soleil. Googling faulkner tandis soleil leads you straight to it. Like Hieronymous said, it's probably best to be skeptical if you're trying to pin a value on something. By way of comparison, I've got a first English edition of Camus' The Fall, which is only worth about 10 bucks more than buying a new copy.
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