The Berserkers Horror Anthology 1973 First Edition Hardcover
Price range: $31.00 through $37.00
This is a “very good-” vintage cloth wrapped hardcover published in 1973 by Trident Press, cloth head and tail band sewn into binding, 217 pages
First edition.
Text block is tight and square, publisher marks at top and bottom edge of block near spine. Rear free endpaper has a stain along edges of lower corner (see images); spot on outer edge of block about 1/4 up from bottom. There is a partial owners stamp on front free endpaper (see images), otherwise not marks, labels, or pockets, not ex-library. The upper corner tips of pages 165-170 have a little small chipping and have a crease, looks like they must have been accidentally bumped at some point. No intentional pages creasing, no loose or torn pages. Board corners are crisp, not bumped.
Matching original dust wrapper is not price clipped showing original publisher’s price of $6.95 inside the front cover flap. No marks, significant tears or labels, no writing. Some minimal chipping at flap fold corners, a little edge wear across. White background shows perhaps some slight tanning, but overall uniform across.
See accompanying images for full condition details and table of contents.
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Additional information
| Weight | 32 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × 2 in |
| Shipping Options | Standard w- Tracking, Tracking + Insurance, Priority + Insurance |
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