BURROUGHS, EDGAR RICE. The Eternal Lover. Chicago: McClurg, 1925. 8vo, original blue cloth (spine with a hint of fading, front inner hinge a bit tender); color pictorial dust jacket reproducing a painting by J. Allen St. John on front (some skillful restoration, two letters on spine supplied in facsimile). FIRST EDITION. Inserted frontispiece with illustration by St. John. Heins EL-1: "The romance of a stone age cave man and a modern girl, brought together by weird twists in time." This is also in the Tarzan series, "since it is in The Eternal Lover that we first meet Jack, the infant son of Lord and Lady Greystoke [and get] our first picture (and it is a lengthy one) of life at the Greystoke bungalow on Tarzan's newly acquired vast African estates"--Heins, p. 42.