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First Edition. Near fine in first issue dust jacket, with just a hint of the usual fading to the spine. The book is the first issue, with no Doran colophon on copyright page, and "signing" for "singing" on page 213, line 31. The endpapers, however, are a puzzle. The rear is as expected, with normal endpapers and no blank leaf, but the front seems to have no free endpaper and two blank leaves, making it seem like a normally bound book. One can assume it was "fixed" at some time, but by whom and why? A knowledgeable collector certainly would not do so. Given the near fine condition of the book and jacket, it would seem they have been together since publication. It is possible, as a first issue copy, that the publisher attempted to "fix" it. This is mere speculation, of course, but the only answer that makes logical sense. In any event, a lovely copy, with oddity noted, of what many consider Dos Passos's finest novel, and a masterpiece of Modernist literature.