ADDRESS UNKNOWN, by Kressmann Taylor - 1939 [1st Ed., 1st Printing/DJ]
Address Unknown
by Kressmann Taylor
First edition. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1939
Hardback is overall in VERY GOOD condition, with a GOOD DJ under Mylar.
- Tan paper covers have black at spine and are mostly clean, with red ink title and white illustration.
- Boards show a little edgewear. Corners have some bumping, one is scuffed. See photos.
- Spine has white text and is bright with softened ends.
- Binding is secure.
- Pastedowns and feps have some staining, writing, bookseller sticker.
- Ex libris Robert R. Zeimer; bookplate on front pastedown.
- Interior is gently age-toned. Inside pages are free of writing and intentional marks.
- Text block edges have red ink at head.
- DJ looks great behind Mylar and is backed with archival paper.
- Close examination of DJ reveals some edgewear, tiny chips and closed tears at foot edge, chipped corners, chipping at head edge, some staining to back. See photos.
- PS2025.0130
Unpaginated. 4.75 x 7 inches
A Very Good copy, with Dust Jacket, of the First Printing of Address Unknown, by Kressmann Taylor (1903-1996). Originally published in Story Magazine, the story was so sensationally successful that Simon and Schuster brought it out in a hardcover edition the following year.
Written as an exchange of letters between two friends, the story brought German Nazism to the attention and imagination of the American reading public.
Bookplate at front pastedown of Robert R. Zeimer (1932-2016) of Costa Mesa, CA. Bookseller sticker at back cover is from Newbegin's in San Francisco.
First Edition, First Printing.
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