The Dirty Dozen

This hardcover edition is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the edges and corners of the cover. The red cloth binding is intact, though the absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed. The spine features gold lettering that has retained its clarity. Internally, the pages are slightly yellowed with age but remain clean and unmarked.

"The Dirty Dozen" by E. M. Nathanson, published by Random House, Inc. in 1965, is a notable work of fiction set during World War II. This hardcover edition originates from New York and is known for its thrilling narrative about a group of military prisoners recruited for a dangerous mission. Nathanson's work gained significant attention for its gripping portrayal of wartime strategy and human resilience. This particular edition lacks a dust jacket, but its red cloth cover remains vibrant, with gold lettering on the spine. While the book's historical context and military themes make it a staple for collectors of war fiction, its condition—without a dust jacket and showing signs of wear—reflects its journey through time. A valuable addition for enthusiasts of military fiction and collectors of mid-20th-century literature.