Haygood wil 2nd print signed dated (1 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. Alfred A. Knopf; 2026, New York. Hard Cover. Book Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. Stated "First hardcover edition", "2nd Printing" with no number line. 9-1/2" tall, 360 numbered pages includes "Acknowledgements", "Notes", "Bibliography", "Index" and "Image Credits", followed by unnumbered pages of "A Note About the Author" and "A Note on the Type"; black paper-covered boards with black quarter binding, gilt lettering on spine only; front board is plain; plain ivory end pages; fore edge is trimmed. Book is brand new and is flawless: the exterior is square, spotlessly clean, hinges tight, no corners bumped, no dings on edges, head and heel of spine undamaged. The interior is clean and unmarked; no page corners folded or damaged; no staining or discoloration; spine is strong and undamaged, paper is quite flexible. Jacket is also brand new and flawless: it is clean; no tears, folds or fading; no creases at head of spine; head and heel of spine undamaged; publisher's original price of "U.S.A. $35.00 / Canada $48.99" listed on the upper right corner of front flap. Jacket is now protected by mylar jacket cover. Condition of book and jacket consistent with being brand new and not read. No other discernible or objectionable faults on book or jacket such as marks or writing within, stains, tears, chips, or other damage that would diminish its appearance. No remainder mark, no other markings or inscriptions, not price clipped, not a book club edition, not a former library book. Signed quite legibly by the author in thin back felt-tipped pen on the title page beneath his printed name; below his signature, he has added the date ("June 11, 2026") and the location ("St. Louis"), all done in my presence on June 11, 2026 at the Clark Family branch of the Saint Louis County (MO) Library. The presentation, moderated by the head of the Missouri History Museum's Soldiers Memorial, was very informative and engaging and often emotional. Mr. Haygood made a point several times that these 'ordinary' people that he wrote about were heroes and should not be forgotten nor erased from history. After about 45 minutes of their conversation and repartee, the event was opened to questions from the audience—and he got several, which he gracefully and graciously answered. It was a very informative and enlightening presentation. There were about 70 attentive readers in attendance to enjoy and learn from this very humane and gracious gentleman. I have a flyer from this very enlightening event. Signed by Author(s). …