Umberto Eco “The Name of the Rose” Vintage Hardcover 2001

The Name of the Rose
Set in a 14th-century Italian monastery, Umberto Eco’s famous novel combines historical fiction, literary theory, and medieval theology with a compelling murder mystery.
Brother William of Baskerville investigates a series of dark deaths linked to a labyrinthine monastic library.
This Folio Society edition features full-color artwork by Neil Packer and a custom decorative cloth binding.

#### **Book Details**
* **Author:** Umberto Eco
* **Illustrator:** Neil Packer
* **Publisher:** The Folio Society
* **Binding:** Hardcover
* **Edition Points:** First Folio Society edition, 2001. Translated from Italian by William Weaver. Bound in full cloth with publisher slipcase.
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#### **Condition Report**
* **Overall Grade:** Book: Near Fine (NF)/Slipcase: Very Good (VG)
* **Cover & Spine:** Bright red cloth boards with distinct gold and white stamped designs on both covers and spine. Small, linear scuff on bottom of the block. The slipcase has a few surface scuffs/marks in matte black surface, otherwise tight and crisp, no bad seams or tears in the paper wrapping.
* **Text Block & Pages:** Pages are clean and off-white with uniform edges and bright full-page color plates.
* **Binding:** Square and tight, apparently unread condition with solid hinges.

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