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1277. -. Same title, advance reading copy in printed wrappers. Near fine.
1278. Baier, L.S. VIETNAM "THE FILTHY LIARS" AND YOU. (n.p.): (n.p.) (1970). Self-published "novel" of Vietnam, as much a polemic against the war and the administration as a traditional novel, with characters and plot. This is the stated "second edition" -- which is the first to include both Parts 1 and 2; the first edition, in 1968, was only Part 1. Near fine in wrappers and very scarce.
1279. Balaban, John. COMING DOWN AGAIN. NY: HBJ (1985). First novel by this poet, about drugs and smuggling in Southeast Asia in the aftermath of the Vietnam War. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1280. Ballinger, Bill S. THE SPY IN THE JUNGLE. NY: Signet (1965). Paperback original, a spy novel set in North Vietnam and Laos. Very good in wrappers.
1281. Bancoff, Carl. A FORGOTTEN MAN. Ardmore, PA: Seth Press, 1987. A first novel, of a doctor in Vietnam; the author himself served as a flight surgeon there. Fine in dust jacket.
1282. Bassett, James. THE SKY SUSPENDED. NY: Delacorte (1968). A novel of Naval mercenaries in Southeast Asia, by the author of Harm's Way. Very good in dust jacket.
1283. Bausch, Robert. ON THE WAY HOME. NY: St. Martin's (1982). The author's first novel, of a soldier's escape from a POW camp and his return home. Near fine in dust jacket.
1284. -. Same title, first paperback edition (NY: Avon 1983). Near fine.
1285. Bax, Martin. THE HOSPITAL SHIP. (NY): New Directions (1976). Advance review copy. A novel of the collapse of civilization, epitomized by the conflict in Indochina. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1286. -. Same title, first English edition (Lon: Cape 1976). Thin (remainder?) line top edge of pages, otherwise fine in price-clipped dust jacket.
1287. Beatty, David L. DON'T TREAD ON MY TIRE RUBBER SANDALS. Boonville, NY: Seven Oceans (1969). A novel of an intelligence officer in the war. This copy fine in a fine dust jacket and signed by the author. Uncommon.
1288. Bell, Madison Smartt. SOLDIER'S JOY. NY: T&F, 1989. Uncorrected proof of this Tennessee writer's recent novel of a Vietnam vet returned home to his family's abandoned homestead outside Nashville. A fine copy.
1289. -. Same title, first edition. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1290. Biderman, Bob. LETTERS TO NANETTE. SF: Early Stages (1982). Epistolary novel of a young man drafted into the peacetime Army just before the Vietnam War begins in earnest. This is the scarce hardcover edition, reportedly one of only 400 copies (there were 4600 copies in wrappers). Fine in fine dust jacket.
1291. Blacker, Irwin R. SEARCH AND DESTROY. NY: RH (1966). An early, wartime novel of a covert mission into North Vietnam. Near fine in dust jacket.
1292. Blankenship, William D. THE LEAVENWORTH IRREGULARS. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill (1974). Novel of three Vietnam vets planning to rob an Army base payroll. Near fine in dust jacket
1293. Bloodworth, Dennis. ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY. Lon: Secker & Warburg (1972). A novel of espionage in Southeast Asia by this writer most well-known for his nonfiction on the area -- An Eye for the Dragon and The Chinese Looking Glass. This is an uncorrected proof copy, near fine in wrappers. A scarce format of a novel which is uncommon in the original edition.
1294. -. Same title, first American edition (NY: FS&G 1972). Small remainder mark bottom edge of pages, otherwise fine in fine dust jacket.
1295. Bodey, Donald. F.N.G. NY: Viking (1985). Uncorrected proof copy. A well-received first novel of the war. Fine in wrappers.
1296. -. Same title, first edition. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1297. Bosse, M.J. THE JOURNEY OF TAO KIM NAM. Garden City: Doubleday, 1959. The author's first novel, about Vietnam just after the partition, and one former landowner's attempt to escape the North and reach freedom in the South. Near fine in dust jacket. An uncommon early novel.
1298. Bosse, M.J. THE INCIDENT AT NAHA. NY: S&S (1972). A mystery about a murder in New York which may have been committed to cover up an "incident" in Vietnam similar to My Lai. Review copy with slip laid in. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1299. -. Same title, ex-library copy with usual library markings otherwise very good in dj.
1300. Bosse, Malcolm. STRICKEN. NY: Dell (1974). First paperback edition of this novel, original published as The Man Who Loved Zoos. A mystery novel, with one prominent character a vet.
1301. Boulle, Pierre. EARS OF THE JUNGLE. NY: Vanguard (1972). A novel of the war by the author of The Bridge Over the River Quai, Planet of the Apes, and others. Owner name and sticker remnant on front endpaper, otherwise fine in very good jacket. Surprisingly uncommon in the first edition.
1302. Boyd, William. ON THE YANKEE STATION. NY: Morrow, 1984. First American edition. A collection of stories, the title story being set on a ship off the coast of Vietnam. Fine in jacket.
1303. Boyer, Rick. THE DAISY DUCKS. Bos: HM, 1986. A "Doc Adams" mystery, which concerns a group of commandos who worked together in Vietnam. Part of the novel takes place there. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1304. Boyne, Walter J. and Steven L. Thompson. THE WILD BLUE. NY: Crown (1986). A novel of the Air Force, from 1948 to the present, partly set in Vietnam during the war. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1305. -. Same title, advance reading copy in printed wrappers. Fine.
1306. Branigan, Cat. WINGS OVER NAM - CHOPPER PILOT. NY: Popular (1989). Paperback original, the first in a series. According to the cover copy, the author was a captain in the Air Force during and after the Vietnam conflict, and is "the author of dozens of authentic Vietnam novels."
1306. Branigan, Cat. WINGS OVER NAM #3 - LINEBACKER. NY: Popular (1989). Third in the series, about B-52 pilots. Fine in wrappers.
1308. Briley, Jonathan. THE TRAITORS. NY: Putnam (1969). A novel of a group of U.S. soldiers captured in Vietnam and indoctrinated by a defector. Fine in dust jacket.
1309. Britton, Christopher. PAYBACKS. NY: Donald I. Fine (1985). A courtroom drama of a Marine DI court-martialed for a murder he didn't commit. The author was a Marine in Vietnam and a military defense counsel. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1310. Brodeur, Paul. THE STUNT MAN. Lon: The Bodley Head (1970). First English edition of this novel of a deserter who gets involved in a film about a deserter. Made into an effective film with Peter O'Toole. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1311. Brossard, Chandler. WAKE UP. WE'RE ALMOST THERE. NY: Baron, 1970. Uncorrected proof copy oif this novel, which takes place partly in Vietnam. Broassard is a stylist who is most well-known for his seminal Beat novel, Who Walk in Darkness. Very good in tall wrappers.
1312. -. Same title, first edition, inscribed by the author. Fine in dust jacket.
1313. -. Same title, first edition. Fine in very good dust jacket.
1314. Brown, Larry. DIRTY WORK. Chapel Hill: Algonquin, 1989. First edition of this well-received novel of the war, the author's second book. Fine in dust jacket and signed by the author.
1315. -. Same title, unsigned. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1316. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. Very scarce issue of this title. This copy fine in wrappers and signed by the author.
1317. -. Same title, the more common advance reading copy in wrappers. Fine copy, with promotional material laid in.
1318. Brown, Wesley. TRAGIC MAGIC. NY: RH (1978). First novel by this black writer, about a black, draft-dodging conscientious objector who chose prison rather than Vietnam or Canada. Fine in dj.
1319. Buchanan, Jack. M.I.A. HUNTER. Berkeley: Jove (1985). Paperback original, the first volume of a series of adventure novels about an ex-Green Beret trying to free American POWs in Southeast Asia years after the Vietnam war has ended. Fine copy.
1320. Buchanan, Jack. M.I.A. HUNTER - CAMBODIAN HELLHOLE. Berkeley: Jove (1985). Paperback original, second in the series. Very good copy.
1321. Buchanan, Jack. M.I.A. HUNTER - HANOI DEATHGRIP. Berkeley: Jove (1985). Very good.
1322. Buonanno, C. BEYOND THE FLAG. NY: Tower (1981). Paperback original. A war novel of Marines, Vietnamization, and "the madness of war." Very good copy.
1323. -. Same title, reissue (NY: Leisure, n.d.). Fine copy.
1324. Bunch, Chris and Allan Cole. A RECKONING FOR KINGS. NY: Atheneum, 1987. A novel of the time leading up to the Tet Offensive, from October 1967 to February 1968. Written by two "former newsmen" -- originally identified in the publisher's promotional material as a former CIA agent and a former Ranger. Fine in dust jacket.
1325. -. Same title, advance review copy, fine in dust jacket.
1326. Bunting, Josiah. THE LIONHEADS. NY: Braziller (1972). An important novel of the war, being one of the first to be critical of the U.S. conduct of the war that was written by a ranking officer in the military. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1327. -. Same title, later printing. Very good in dust jacket.
1328. -. Same title, book club edition inscribed by the author. Very good in dust jacket.
1329. Burke, Martyn. LAUGHING WAR. Garden City: Doubleday, 1980. Black comedy, about a comic in Vietnam. One of the scarcer titles of the early '80s. Fine in near fine dust jacket.
1330. Butler, Robert Olen. THE ALLEYS OF EDEN. NY: Horizon (1981). The author's well-received first book, set partly in Saigon as the war is winding down, and partly in the U.S., just afterward. This is a fine copy in lightly rubbed dust jacket and signed by the author.
1331. -. Same title, fine in near fine dust jacket and inscribed by the author in 1982.
1332. -. Same title, unsigned. Fine in dust jacket with very slight rubbing.
1333. -. Same title, fine in very good dust jacket with light wear.
1334. -. Same title, first paperback edition (NY: Ballantine 1983). Near fine.
1335. Butler, Robert Olen. SUN DOGS. NY: Horizon (1982). His second book, a novel of ideas which is also a fine thriller. Only marginally related to Vietnam: one of the characters is haunted throughout the book by memories of a week he spent years earlier as a captive of the Viet Cong. Fine in very lightly rubbed dust jacket and signed by the author.
1336. -. Same title, advance review copy with slip laid in. Fine in near fine dust jacket.
1337. -. Same title, first edition, fine in near fine dust jacket.
1338. Butler, Robert Olen. ON DISTANT GROUND. NY: Knopf, 1985. His fourth book, a novel of a U.S. intelligence officer who kidnaps and frees from U.S. custody a Viet Cong officer, and who later returns to Vietnam looking for a son he believes he had fathered there some years back. This copy with a warm, personal inscription from the author to a prominent book reviewer. Fine in dust jacket.
1339. -. Another copy, fine in fine dust jacket. In the humble opinion of this amateur book reviewer, a high point of the literature of the war -- a book which at times captures in single, piercing sentences more insight than some good novels manage to convey in their entirety. Fine in dust jacket.
1340. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy, fine in wrappers.
1341. -. Same title, clasp-bound photocopied manuscript sheets, submitted for film consideration. Numerous holographic changes reproduced throughout. With cover sheets providing plot summary, appraisal of production values, and recommendation. Top sheet slightly soiled but otherwise a fine set of an early, rough form of the novel, with a glimpse at Hollywood's analytical techniques. Rare.
1342. -. Same title, first paperback (NY: Ballantine 1985). Near fine copy.
1343. Butler, Robert Olen. THE DEUCE. NY: S&S (1989). His fifth novel, about a half-Vietnamese boy growing up in the streets of New York in the '80s. Advance review copy, fine in dust jacket.
1344. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers.
1345. Butterworth, W.E. AIR EVAC. NY: Norton (1967). Ex-library copy of this young adult novel of combat in Vietnam. Usual library markings, otherwise very good in very good dust jacket.
1346. Butterworth, W.E. ORDERS TO VIETNAM. A Novel of Helicopter Warfare. Bos: LB (1968). Another young adult book, by an author who served in Korea during that war. Near fine in like dust jacket. Very scarce, as virtually all copies of these titles appear to have gone to libraries rather than into the retail book trade.
1347. Butterworth, W.E. STOP AND SEARCH. A Novel of Small Boat Warfare in Vietnam. Bos: LB (1969). Another scarce young adult novel. Fine in a very good, lightly rubbed dust jacket.
1348. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS. NY: Zebra (1983). First edition, paperback original, the first in this series of adventure novels of the Vietnam war. The paperback adventure series spawned by the Vietnam war represent a publishing phenomenon of unprecedented proportions. Very fine.
1349. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #2 - CODE ZERO: SHOTS FIRED! NY: Zebra (1983). Paperback original, second in a series. Very good copy.
1350. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #3 - DINKY-DAU DEATH. NY: Zebra (1984). Paperback original. Fine copy.
1351. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #4 - CHERRY-BOY BODY BAG. NY: Zebra (1984). Paperback original, fine in wrappers.
1352. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #6 - DI DI MAU OR DIE. NY: Zebra (1985). Sixth in the series. Paperback original. Near fine.
1353. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #7 - SAC MAU, VICTOR CHARLIE. NY: Zebra (1985). Paperback original, no hardcover edition. Near fine copy.
1354. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #8 - YOU DIE, DU MA! NY: Zebra (1985). Fine.
1355. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #9 - MAD MINUTE. NY: Zebra (1985). Near fine.
1356. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #10 - TORTURERS OF TET. NY: Zebra (1986). Paperback original. Near fine copy.
1357. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #11 - HOLLOWPOINT HELL. NY: Zebra (1986). Sergeant Stryker's MPs mop up after the Tet Offensive. Fine copy.
1358. Cain, Jonathan. SAIGON COMMANDOS #12 - SUICIDE SQUAD. NY: Zebra (1986). A continuation of the post-Tet story. Fine copy.
1359. Cairncross, C.J. THE UNFORGIVEN. Melbourne, Australia: Sun Books (1978). Paperback original, a novel of two Australian Vietnam vets who turn to crime. Very good copy.
1360. Calin, Harold. SEARCH & KILL. NY: Belmont (1967). Paperback original, one of the earliest novels of American combat troops in Vietnam. albeit an inaccurate one, according to Newman. A few small ink marks on rear cover, otherwise a near fine copy. Uncommon.
1361. Caputo, Philip. HORN OF AFRICA. NY: HRW (1980). Second book and first novel by author Caputo, who wrote A Rumor of War. A novel of mercenaries in Africa, with no explicit Vietnam connection, but the overtones of Conrad and of the kinds of moral dilemmas which the Vietnam war novels of that time were beginning to confront are so striking that it would seem foolish not to include this with the literature of the war. Fine in dust jacket.
1361. -. Same title, advance reading copy in printed wrappers. Fine.
1362. Caputo, Philip. DELCORSO'S GALLERY. NY: HRW (1983). His third book, second novel, about a photojournalist covering wars from Vietnam to Beirut. Fine in dust jacket.
1363. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy, fine in wrappers.
1364. Caputo, Philip. INDIAN COUNTRY. NY: Bantam, 1987. His third novel, about a vet who is shattered by his experience in Vietnam. One of the few novels to attempt to deal explicitly with post-traumatic stress disorder in Vietnam vets. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1365. -. Another copy, fine in dust jacket and signed by the author.
1366. -. Same title, advance reading copy in printed wrappers. Fine.
1367. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. A very scarce state of this title, because of the issuance of the advance reading copy. Fine in tan wrappers.
1368. Caputo, Philip. Audio Tape Reading of the Concluding Chapters of INDIAN COUNTRY. Columbia: AAPL (1987). Lengthy reading (approx. 110 minutes) from Caputo's third and most ambitious novel. New, as issued:
1369. -. Audio Tape Interview, issued in conjunction with the above. New:
1370. -. Reading and Interview as a Set. Two tapes. New:
1371. Care, Wayne. VIETNAM SPOOK SHOW. NY: Ballantine (1989). Paperback original, about a Navy intelligence specialist monitoring North Vietnamese communications to aid American flyers. Fine.
1372. Carroll, James. FAULT LINES. Bos: LB (1980). A novel about a draft dodger and antiwar activist whose brother dies in Vietnam. Previous owner name otherwise fine in dust jacket.
1373. Carroll, James. PRINCE OF PEACE. Bos: LB (1984). A novel of a priest in Vietnam. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1374. -. Same title, advance reading copy in black printed wrappers. Near fine.
1375. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. Small tear rear cover; near fine in wrappers.
1376. Carter, Nick. SAIGON. NY: Award Books (1964). Paperback original. First printing of this spy thriller in the "Killmaster" series. Near fine copy.
1377. Carter, Nick. HANOI. NY: Award (1969). Third printing. A paperback original, again in the "Killmaster" series. Near fine copy.
1378. Carver, James. THE SHADOWS IN GO-YEU. NY: Walker (1971). First edition of this uncommon novel of a young American lieutenant working with the Vietnamese in a remote village. This is a very good copy in a dust jacket which has had the upper portion of the rear flap cut, otherwise very good. Inscribed by the author in January 1972.
1379. -. Same title, second printing. Previous owner name whited out on front endpaper otherwise fine in fine dust jacket.
1380. Casey, Jack. CEASE FIRE. NY: Signet (1985). Paperback original. Novelization of a screenplay written by George Fernandez, based on his play Vietnam Trilogy. Near fine copy.
1381. Cassidy, John. A STATION IN THE DELTA. NY: Scribner's (1979). The author's first book, a novel of the CIA in Vietnam; the author served in Vietnam as an Operations Officer in the Clandestine Service for the CIA. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1382. -. Same title, advance reading copy in printed wrappers. Crease on rear cover otherwise fine.
1383. Certo, Dominic N. THE VALOR OF FRANCESCO D'AMINI. NY: Manor (1979). Paperback original. A novel of Marines just before the Tet Offensive, fighting not only the enemy but among themselves over the question of their treatment of Vietnamese villagers. Near fine copy.
1384. Chandler, David. CAPTAIN HOLLISTER. NY: Macmillan (1973). Second printing. Black comedy about an officer who returns to Vietnam after being away for five years, and in disillusion with the way the war is being handled breaks rank with the Army in an attempt to redeem his own humanity. This is a fine copy in a near fine dust jacket.
1385. Chaplin, Gordon. JOYRIDE. NY: CM&G (1982). Author's first book, about two adolescents who take a "joyride" through Southeast Asia at the height of the war. Fine in dust jacket.
1386. Chesbro, George C. TWO SONGS THIS ARCHANGEL SINGS. NY: Atheneum, 1986. A mystery novel, featuring dwarf detective "Mongo" and introducing his friend, an artist and Vietnam veteran, "Veil Kendry." Kendry's art springs from his "vivid dreaming", a near-supernatural capability which also made him a successful and feared warrior in Vietnam. Numerous exploits of his are recounted, and the title refers to a secret Project he was involved with there. Fine in dust jacket.
1387. Chesbro, George C. VEIL. NY: Mysterious (1986). The second novel featuring Veil Kendry, this also recounts his experiences in Vietnam. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1388. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers.
1389. Chivas-Baron, Cl. THREE WOMEN OF ANNAM. NY: Frank-Maurice, 1925. A novel of Vietnam, written by a French writer, a member of the French Academy. This is a near fine copy without dust jacket. A very early example of a novel about Vietnam by a Westerner.
1390. Clark, Alan. THE LION HEART. NY: Morrow, 1969. A novel of the war written by a military historian. This copy has a tiny bit of staining at the upper edge of the dust jacket flaps, and on the endpapers there, otherwise fine in price-clipped dust jacket.
1391. Clark, Johnnie. SEMPER FIDELIS. NY: Ballantine (1988). Paperback original, a novel of Marines in Vietnam. Fine in wrappers.
1392. Coetzee, J.M. DUSKLANDS. Johannesburg: Raven, 1974. First book by this noted South African writer, later a winner of the Booker Prize. Two novellas, including "The Vietnam Project" which deals with a researcher investigating the effectiveness of U.S. propaganda and psychological warfare in Vietnam. The true first edition, preceding its British publication by seven years, and American by eleven. This is a fine copy in a fine dust jacket. A very scarce book by an important writer.
1393. -. Same title, first American edition (NY: Penguin 1985), a paperback original in this country.
1394. Coleman, Charles. SERGEANT BACK AGAIN. NY: H&R (1980). The author's first book, a novel of a Vietnam vet in a psychiatric ward in a VA hospital. Fine in dust jacket.
1395. Collingwood, Charles. THE DEFECTOR. NY: H&R (1970). A novel of a journalist visiting North Vietnam who agrees to help the CIA aid a North Vietnamese defector. Near fine in dust jacket.
1396. Coonts, Stephen. FLIGHT OF THE INTRUDER. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute (1986). A novel of Naval aviators in Vietnam, the second novel published by this Press, after their hugely successful gamble with Tom Clancy's first book, The Hunt for Red October. Fine in dust jacket.
1397. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers, in proof dust jacket.
1398. Corder, E.M. THE DEER HUNTER. NY: Jove (1978). Novelization of the movie. A paperback original. Near fine in wrappers.
1399. -. Same title, first hardcover edition (NY: Exeter 1979). A cheaply made book, apparently reproduced from the sheets of the paperback edition. Fine in a very good dust jacket.
1400. Costello, Michael. A LONG TIME FROM HOME. NY: Zebra (1984). Paperback original. A novel of a sergeant of an elite unit in Vietnam, and his combat adventures. Fine copy.
1401. Couper, J.M. LOTTERY IN LIVES. Bos: HM (1971). An Australian novel of two Australian boys facing that country's draft during the Vietnam war. Fine in dust jacket.
1402. Cragg, Dan. THE SOLDIER'S PRIZE. NY: Ballantine (1986). Paperback original of U.S. infantry during the Tet Offensive. Fine in wrappers.
1403. Crais, Robert. THE MONKEY'S RAINCOAT. NY: Bantam (1987). Paperback original. The author's first mystery featuring Elvis Cole, "a literate Vietnam vet who's determined not to grow up." Award-winning novel which was nominated for both an Edgar and a Shamus. Fine copy.
1404. Crais, Robert. STALKING THE ANGEL. NY: Bantam (1989). The second Elvis Cole mystery, and the first to be published in hardcover. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1405. Crapser, William. REMAINS. Stories of Vietnam. Old Chatham, NY: Sachem Press (1988). The very scarce hardcover issue, which quickly went out-of-print. Fine in dust jacket.
1406. -. Same title, the simultaneous issue in wrappers. New, list price:
1407. -. Same title, proof copy. One of a small number of proofs done in a large (8 1/2 x 11) format, printed on rectos only, in card-stock covers. This copy inscribed by the author. Fine copy.
1408. Crumley, James. ONE TO COUNT CADENCE. NY: RH (1969). The author's first book, of GIs in the Philippines, in the early '60s, before being shipped to Vietnam. Fine in dust jacket.
1409. -. Another copy. "H" stamp on front endpaper, otherwise near fine in dust jacket.
1410. -. Another copy, ex-library with the usual markings. Very good in torn jacket.
1411. -. Same title, first paperback edition (NY: Bantam 1970). Fine copy.
1412. -. Same title, later softcover reissue (NY: Vintage 1987). Small mark top of pages otherwise fine.
1413. Currey, Richard. FATAL LIGHT. NY: Dutton (1988). Currey's well-received first novel, a powerful series of stories of a medic in Vietnam. Currey himself served four years as a medic with the Marines. Laudatory dust jacket comments by several other writers of notable Vietnam-related books -- Tim O'Brien, Jayne Anne Phillips, and Philip Caputo. Fine in fine dust jacket.
1414. -. Another copy. Advance review copy with promotional material laid in. Fine in dust jacket.
1415. -. Same title, uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers.