James A. Michener * The Bridges at Toko-ri
A Story of Individual HeroismHardcover in very good condition in very good dust jacket.
Random House
1953
Edition not stated. $2.50 price on jacket flap. Former owner name. Boards clean two-toned blue cloth divided by golden line; spine stamped in silver and gold. In dustjacket by Lawrence Hoffman. No statement of First Edition on the copyright page, as called for — McBride Points of Issue, Ahearn APG 007b].
Random House
1953
Edition not stated. $2.50 price on jacket flap. Former owner name. Boards clean two-toned blue cloth divided by golden line; spine stamped in silver and gold. In dustjacket by Lawrence Hoffman. No statement of First Edition on the copyright page, as called for — McBride Points of Issue, Ahearn APG 007b].
“Specifically, it is a story of the men of a naval task force operating in the icy waters off the Korean shore with a vital mission to perform: to destroy with jet bombers the heavily guarded bridges at Toko-ri and thus to stop essential supplies from moving to the Communist front lines.”
One of Michener’s best.
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