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G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1989-08-17. hardcover. Very Good. 6x2x9. Signed. G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1989. Hard cover, book club edition; signed by Tom Clancy on half-title page. Has a few tiny spots on page edges, otherwise VG condition in VG dust jacket; a nice clean copy.

SIGNED by AUTHOR! A Beautiful book! First Edition, First Printing, Number-line to # 1 (Putnam,1989) **UNREAD** Signed by Tom Clancy on the half-title page, his name only. Black 1/4 over Gray Hardcovers are As New, sharp corners. Spine is As New, Perfect gold lettering; NO concavity at all, RARE in this respect! Pages are Fine, clean with no writing, no folding, the toning always associated with this title due to the paper quality used. Page edges are excellent, very clean. Dust Jacket is Near Fine, Light wear to one corner and some very light fade to the spine area. HOWEVER: This is one of the most difficult jackets in the world of book collecting. It is the more desirable Copper colored jacket, the other being a "boring" silver. These jackets usually have severe de-lamination of the clear coat at the edges, this one has only one small area. These Copper colored jackets are also prone to severe fading. Appropriate Price intact, Protected in a custom-fit clear archival cover. NOTE: This dust Jacket… Read More

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1989. First Editions. Hardcover. Fine/very good +. A Fine copy of the first edition, first printing in a Fine dust jacket, SIGNED BY TOM CLANCY on the half-title, TOGETHER WITH AN ORIGINAL SIGNED LETTER FROM TOM CLANCY TO THE WIDOW OF JOHN BALL TO WHOM THIS BOOK WAS DEDICATED. The letter is in excellent condition and shows two horizontal folds for mailing and some slight bending to its upper left corner. The book itself is sharp, unfaded, with bright gilt lettering and is without the concavity to the spine that plagues most copies and the dust jacket has only modest bits of loss to the laminate (another matter that we frequently have seen on this dust jacket) and some wear to the extremities at the spine ends and to the edges where the spine turns to each flap. [In spite of such small flaws, this is otherwise easily the nicest example of the dust jacket that we ever have seen. The book's first edition was published both in a silver jacket and in a bronze jacket,… Read More