B&W Illustrations; Trade edition--possible first Foreign Language Edition. Spine ends & corners of book covers have a bit of light bumping and rubbing. Spine ends and corners of book cover have some light rubbing and beginning fraying. Lettering on spine of book has started to flake off. Text pages clean & bright. Chapter headings include wood block style illustrations in black & white. Overall, a very good copy. --I remember Uzelkov just as we saw him when he first appeared in the charge room. He was a skinny little fellow in a grey hareskin hat and flashy dog-furcoat; a canvas brief-case was tucked under his arm. He turned up around midday, showed his press card of the gubernia newspaper and demanded rather than asked for something worth while. -Worth while- were the words he used--. Translated from the Russian my Jacob Guralsky.

General Fiction Fiction Pavel Nilin Russia Newspapers Russian History Jacob Guralsky A. Livanov