The Bourne Identity 20th Century Literature

The Bourne Identity 20th Century LiteratureNew York: Richard Marek, 1980 First edition. First printing. Signed by the author on the first free endpaper. A fine copy, in a near fine, unclipped dust jacket. The very slightest edge wear to the jacket, a bit of sunning and a tiny closed tear to the spine at the crown. A beautiful copy of the famed spy thriller, increasingly scarce signed. The first novel of the Bourne series, adapted to film most recently in 2002. Laid is in a bookmark from the

which he describes as rich in the private sector and relatively poor in the public sector

Boston: The Stratford Company

The first appearance of The Master & Margarita in the United States

spine extremities bumped and a bit worn

a very nice example

It was in British Columbia that Haig-Brown began his career as a logger

His ex-libris on the first free endpaper

Levine / Scholastic Press

An early landmark in nature writing

A beautiful volume with meaningful provenance

with two letters laid in establishing provenance

A fine copy in a very good or better dust jacket