Douglas MacArthur Reminiscences 1964 First Edition Fair Condition - As Is - 438 pages - 9.5”h x 6.25”w x 1.5”d

$17.99

First edition stated copy of Reminiscences by General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, published by McGraw-Hill in 1964. Hardcover clothbound edition.

This is a solid reading copy or an affordable pickup for anyone interested in military history, WWII/Korea-era memoirs, or MacArthur collectors who don’t need a pristine shelf copy. Interior pages appear complete and generally clean from what I can see, with light age toning, and the binding appears intact.

Condition is fair overall. The cloth boards and spine show noticeable rubbing and scuffing. There’s bumping and fraying at the lower corners, especially near the fore-edge/lower spine corner, plus small cloth tears/splits and abrasion along the spine edge. No dust jacket is shown or included, which does affect collector value.

Included: the hardcover book only, as pictured.

A decent first edition to read, display, or add to a military memoir collection without spending a lot. Message me if you’d like to pick it up.

First edition stated copy of Reminiscences by General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, published by McGraw-Hill in 1964. Hardcover clothbound edition.

This is a solid reading copy or an affordable pickup for anyone interested in military history, WWII/Korea-era memoirs, or MacArthur collectors who don’t need a pristine shelf copy. Interior pages appear complete and generally clean from what I can see, with light age toning, and the binding appears intact.

Condition is fair overall. The cloth boards and spine show noticeable rubbing and scuffing. There’s bumping and fraying at the lower corners, especially near the fore-edge/lower spine corner, plus small cloth tears/splits and abrasion along the spine edge. No dust jacket is shown or included, which does affect collector value.

Included: the hardcover book only, as pictured.

A decent first edition to read, display, or add to a military memoir collection without spending a lot. Message me if you’d like to pick it up.