RAND, AYN. We the Living. 8vo, publisher's blue cloth, spine lettered in red, corners bumped, spine lightly sunned; dust jacket, spine panel darkened with large chip to bottom portion, more chips along top edges, several punctures, flap folds with tears, dust soiling. Seventh English edition, inscribed by Rand on the front flyleaf: "To Linda - with love and admiration - Ayn November 3, 1942" [With:] Who Is Ayn Rand? Branden, Nathaniel (with a biographical essay by Barbara Branden). 8vo, publisher's blue cloth, spine silver- and gilt-stamped, few spots to front and rear covers; dust jacket, dust soiling, tips of spine panel with shallow chips and closed tears, folds rubbed, small nicks to fold corners. NY, 1962. First edition, inscribed by the author "To Linda Lynneberg - With best wishes - Nathaniel Branden 10/25/62" and additionally with Barbara Branden's signature below. The recipient of both books was Linda Lynneberg, also known as Aslaug Lynneberg, a Danish-American lifelong friend to Rand. London: Cassell and Company, 1940