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A Bridge Too Far by Cornelius Ryan 1974 RARE BINDER’S ERROR FIRST EDITION HCDJ

The product is a rare first edition hardcover book titled “A Bridge Too Far” by Cornelius Ryan, published in 1974 by Fawcett. The book is abridged and written in English, focusing on the history and topic of bridges. This error first edition has a special binder’s error, making it a unique and collectible item for book enthusiasts and history buffs. Page 640 was glued to the back cover, and pages 641-670 were added to the front of the book. Pages 641-668 have become dislodged from the binding. The rest of the book is complete, including pages 640-668 in their correct position at the end of the book. See photos

A Bridge Too Far by Cornelius Ryan 1974 HC/DJ- First Edition – SIGNED

“A Bridge Too Far” by Cornelius Ryan is a 1974 first edition hardcover book that delves into the topic of bridges. Signed by the author, this edition features a dust jacket and spans 670 pages. Published by Simon & Schuster in the United States, this book is aimed at an adult audience and offers a detailed account of the historical significance of a pivotal event in World War II. With a focus on the actions of generals and the consequences of tragic mistakes, “A Bridge Too Far” is a compelling historical read.

A BRIDGE TOO FAR by Cornelius Ryan 1974 FIRST EDITION hardcover HCDJ

“A Bridge Too Far” by Cornelius Ryan is a 1974 first edition hardcover book that delves into the historical event of the failed attempt to capture a bridge in the Netherlands during World War II. The book, published by Fawcett, offers a detailed account of the operation and its tragic consequences, making it a valuable addition to any history enthusiast’s collection. With its abridged edition and insightful analysis, this book provides readers with a compelling and educational look at a pivotal moment in the war. Book itself is in great condition, but since 1974, the dust cover has been taped over the years and it shows. The spots and the markings from its former library life are included in the pictures.

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