HEMINGWAY, ERNEST - A Farewell to Arms

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, [c.1960s-70s]. Hardcover. A hardcover reprint edition of Ernest Hemingway's largely autobiographical classic novel set in northern Italy during World War I. The story is centered around the author's Frederic Henry character, an American serving in the Italian Army's ambulance corps. --- Bound in light and dark blue simulated leather paper-covered boards with author's facsimile signature and quill design on front cover in silver. Gilt, silver and blue titling and decorations on spine & cover. Probably originally offered by a book club, with 1957 date on copyright page but possibly published c.1960s-70s. --- A well-preserved copy: covers are bright and shiny (though with a few white specks to spine and back panel). Interior clean, unmarked and tightly-bound.; Octavo - 8 to 9 in. tall; (6), 314 pages. Very Good+ with no dust jacket .

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