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Harper & Brothers. Collectible - Acceptable. 1955, 1st, (with D-E under date), black cloth spine over blue boards, signed by author (no inscription), presentation label to fep from Martin Co. of Baltimore, light foxing to eps, light wear to corners, old piece of tape to rear flap and rear pastedown which has caused 'ghost' mark to rep, interior is clean and sound, dust jacket has the original acetate cover and has the (blurred) quotation from Lao-Tse, coin is missing from front cover leaving glue residue, dj has light edgewear.

Harper & Brothers. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1955. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Hardcover first printing with dustjacket, original acetate cover, and gold commemorative coin, commemorative bookplate on front end-paper has an illustration of a Viking rocket in flight and states "This book is presented with the compliments of Martin Company at Baltimore, Maryland at the opening of Viking Hall...The Hayden Planetarium New York...June 30, 1955," author has signed this copy on the half-title page, the gold coin was also issued to commemorate the opening of Viking Hall and states same along with a raised illustration of the Viking rocket, condition is as follows: book has minor flaws only: two tape-ghosts on the rear end-paper where original acetate cover was attached, on page 59 the word "Reaction" is underlined in ink, there are no other markings, excellent condition overall, the dustjacket is also very well-preserved, it has very light wear at the… Leer más

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1955. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Endpapers foxed, a tape shadow on the rear endpaper and flap where a previous owner had formerly affixed the jacket to the rear pastedown, very good in very good dustwrapper. Viking Hall bookplate on the front fly presenting the book with the compliments of the Martin Company of Baltimore, Maryland at the opening of Viking Hall, The Hayden Planetarium, New York, June 30, 1955. Signed by Rosen, who as a scientific officer in charge of the Viking Project, as well as by J. Preston Layton (Martin company crew chief of the first Viking Project), and W.P. Murphy (Navy crew chief of the same project). All are mentioned extensively in the text.