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The Hunt for the Meteor by Jules Verne, Ace H-78, 1968, first printing. Number 7 of the Fitzroy edition of Jules Verne edited by I O Evans. Cover art by Jerome Podwil. Bright, square and tight; bookplate inside cover.

New York: Ace, 1968. First printing, Paperback, Near Fine,. Jerome Podwil. New York: Ace:, 1968. First printing, Paperback, Near Fine, 188 pp.<br/> Cover artwork by: Jerome Podwil Ace H-78. Clean, straight, tight and crease-free with toning to extremities of interior.

Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Arco 1965 mass market softcover. Ace Books H-78. Cover and binding look almost brand new. Pages clean but tanning. Collectible.

ACE H SERIES, , (first PB 1968), . H-78, very good , store stamp inside (SF ADVENTURE NOVEL), paperback,

ACE H SERIES, , (first PB 1968), . H-78, very good -fine, , reading crease (SF ADVENTURE NOVEL), paperback,

The Hunt For The Meteor by Jules Vernepaperback
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Ace Book 1965Condition: Very Good

ACE H SERIES, , (first PB 1968), . H-78, almost near fine, (SF ADVENTURE NOVEL), paperback,

ACE H SERIES, , (first PB 1968), . H-78, near fine, but name stamp inside (SF ADVENTURE NOVEL), paperback,

ACE H SERIES, , (first PB 1968), . H-78, near fine, (SF ADVENTURE NOVEL), paperback,

Ace Books, Inc., 1965. Paperback. Acceptable. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

ACE H SERIES, , (first PB 1968), . H-78, near fine, unread (SF ADVENTURE NOVEL), paperback,

Ace Books -, 1965. Gd. Condition. Classic Science Fiction. - (SF30B). Soft Cover. Good.

Ace Books. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good -. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good -. Minor edge and corner wear. Very Good Minus. Ace Books H-78 with 60 cent suggested retail price. Slight foxing on side edge. A very nice copy of an older book.FREE Media Mail Shipping on all U.S. orders over $ 25.00

Classic Sci-Fi. Until recent years, The Hunt for the Meteor was the only one of Jules Verne's posthumous works to be translated and published in Britain; it appeared, however, under a title which revealed its secret prematurely. Its chief interest is that it shows that towards the end of his life Verne was still keeping abreast with contemporary developments in science, notably the theory of the electrical nature of matter - and here there is even an inkling of the theory of 'continuous creation', recently put forward by Professor Fred Hoyle. (Notes on his application of this theory are given in the Appendix). [from this publication's Introduction, 1965] CONDITION: Used, fair. Ex-library book with usual markings. Dust jacket is library-bound. Light wear. Age tanning. Binding good.

Arco Publications, 1965-01-01. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Clean copy, sound binding.