Wolfe, Bertram D.

THREE WHO MADE A REVOLUTION [Signed]

New York: The Dial Press, 1948. First Edition. Octavo, x, [2], 661 pages. In Good plus condition with a Good minus dust jacket. Jacket is red with white lettering, sunned to tan along the spine, wrapped in a new archival sleeve. Volume is in full black cloth binding with gilt lettering to spine. Jacket is age toned and moderately soiled, with chipping and closed tears along all edges. Rear flap is nearly detached. Price uncut: "$5.00". Boards show moderate shelf wear, with rubbing along all edges and light, faint scuffing to covers. Chipping and shallow loss of material to head of spine; much lighter chipping at tail. Text block shows moderate age toning and light wear along edges, with some dust soiling to top edge. Interior clean; lightly age toned throughout. Inscribed by Wolfe on front flyleaf in green ink: "To Hal Courlander / Cordially / Ber D. Wolfe", dated 10/31/52. Shelved in Room F.

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Price: $150

NOTES

This book is inscribed by scholar, communist (and, later, prominent anti-communist) Bertram D. Wolfe to Harold Courlander -- himself a prolific and much-awarded novelist, folklorist, and anthropologist specializing in African, Caribbean, and African-American cultures.