How to Be a Civilian
by Morton Thompson
"How to Be a Civilian" by Morton Thompson, Doubleday & Co., 1946, First Edition. Hardcover with illustrations by Charles Pearson. Dust jacket heavily worn with tears; binding intact, pages aged but clean. A unique first edition exploring post-war civilian life with humor.
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The dust jacket is heavily worn with significant tearing, particularly along the edges and spine. The book's binding remains intact, and the internal pages are in good condition, showing typical signs of aging such as yellowing. No inscriptions or library markings are present.
About This Vintage 1946 Edition
"How to Be a Civilian" by Morton Thompson, published by Doubleday & Company, Inc. in Garden City, New York, 1946, is a first edition volume illustrated by Charles Pearson. This book offers a humorous exploration of civilian life post-World War II, providing insights and anecdotes that reflect the era's cultural transitions. As a first edition, it holds particular value for collectors interested in mid-20th-century Americana. The book's condition is notable: while the dust jacket is heavily worn with significant tearing, the internal pages remain intact. This copy is a unique find for those interested in historical humor and post-war societal commentary.
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Doubleday & Company, Inc.
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