70,000 to One: The Story of Lieutenant Gordon Manuel

The book is in good condition, considering its age. The cover shows minor wear, and the pages have yellowed slightly, typical for a publication from the 1960s. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's readability. There are no inscriptions or library markings, making it a clean copy for collectors.

"70,000 to One: The Story of Lieutenant Gordon Manuel" by Quentin Reynolds is a gripping biography published by Pyramid Books in New York. This edition, released in August 1967, marks the eighth printing of this compelling narrative. The book chronicles the harrowing experiences of Lieutenant Gordon Manuel, an American airman who faced overwhelming odds during World War II. Quentin Reynolds, known for his vivid and engaging storytelling, brings Manuel's tale of survival and resilience to life. This edition is a valuable find for collectors of military history and biography enthusiasts, showcasing a less commonly available printing of a significant wartime narrative. The book is in paperback format, with no dust jacket, and is in good condition with some expected age-related wear.