Doubleday & Company, 1967
First Edition, First State Beautiful Fine book in a striking Fine/near fine vibrant dust jacket. Winner of the 1968 Hugo award for the best novel.
This book is in clean, crisp, condition with deep blue boards and bright unfaded silver titles to spine. The boards have sharp corners, and no edgewear. The binding is tight and square. The end papers are clean with no owner names, no bookplates and no bookstore stamps. The internal pages are clean, bright and crisp with no marks, no writing, no bent pages, no age toning, no stains, no handling marks and no foxing. A superb copy appearing as unread. Please see detailed images.
The original first edition dust jacket has benefited from very slight restoration to the spine tips by an expert paper conservator and as such presents in stunning near fine condition. The jacket has unusually strong vibrant colors with a touch of the typical toning to the rear panel. Otherwise the jacket has no edgewear, no chips, no rubbing, no fading, no stains and no foxing. The jacket is NOT price clipped and has a stated price of $4.95. Beautiful stunning jacket! Please see detailed images.
A sharp attractive copy of this scarce Hugo award winning title with a vibrant striking, unclipped dust jacket. Presents beautifully on the shelf and would make a perfect gift for a Zelazny collector.
