1935 Dale Carnegie Signed & Inscribed. Offered here is a. 1935 copy of Dale Carnegie’s. Personally inscribed and signed by Carnegie. Across most of the front free endpaper. “To Dominick Infantino with deep salaams and salutations Dale Carnegie”. This is a substantial personalized inscription rather than a simple signature, with Carnegie’s handwriting occupying much of the page. Was Carnegie’s biography of Abraham Lincoln and represents an important early period in his writing career. Originally published in 1932, the book predates. How to Win Friends and Influence People. By four years and comes from the period when Carnegie was becoming increasingly known beyond his public-speaking courses as an author. This 1935 edition was published by. And retains its original green cloth binding. Personally inscribed and signed by Dale Carnegie. Substantial multi-line inscription in green ink. Carnegie uses the distinctive phrase. “With deep salaams and salutations”. Original green cloth hardcover. Published during Carnegie’s lifetime. The original green cloth binding shows age and use, including. Rubbing and general shelf wear. Spotting and surface soiling. Wear and some fraying at corners and spine ends. Age-related toning to the pages. The binding remains intact. The inscription and Dale Carnegie signature remain strong and clearly visible. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and condition report. This may be of particular interest to collectors of. Dale Carnegie. Dale Carnagey. Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln the Unknown. Signed Books. Author Autographs. How to Win Friends and Influence People. Early Self-Help. Personal Development. I specialize in original pre-1956 Dale Carnegie (Carnagey) material. My personal collection includes more than 600 unique Carnegie items, including dozens of original handwritten letters, rare course materials, early editions, and other uncommon artifacts. I also collect select material relating to Orison Swett Marden, SUCCESS Magazine, and Napoleon Hill.
