Thompson hunter s text (5 resultados)

Softcover. Condición: Near Fine. No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Printing. First edition. A trade-size paperback original. Fine. Fresh 'As new' copy in pictorial printed wrappers. Uncommon this nice. ; 7" X 10" 013874.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition; First Printing. First editon. SIGNED by Hunter S. Thompson on a special book appropriate adhesive book plate a-fixed to front end-paper. Fine in fine dust jacket. (683pp. ) (6 3/4" X 9 1/2") Sharp copy. ; 6 3/4" X 9 1/2"; 683 pages. …

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Near Fine. First Edition; First Printing. First edition. About fine in near fine dust jacket. (Orange hue on spine of jacket mildly muted, but is perfectly readable. Usual hint of sunning to edges of boards. ) Solid copy of the author's most celebrated work. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 206 pages 394464354. …

First Edition. First Printing. Small quarto (25.5cm); glossy pictorial card wrappers; [7],8-158,[2]pp; illus. A few tiny tears to crown, neat 1.5" split to lower front joint, with a small, faint stain to upper right corner of front wrapper; contents clean; Very Good+. Thompson's raucous tale of covering the Honolulu Marathon for Running magazine, richly illustrated throughout by Ralph Steadman. 85332.…

First Edition. First Printing (presumed*), one of 500 copies. Large bifolium (measuring 57.25cm x 40.25cm closed, and 57.25cm x 80.25cm), with text and illustrations offset printed in black and red on thick white stock; [4]pp; illus. Mild handling and a small ink arrow at upper left corner of front cover, with two thin black ink marks on p.[2]; Near Fine.Fourth installment (of seven) in the Aspen Wall Poster series, this one a double issue. Articles include "Aspen, Summer of Hate, 1970, Will the Sheriff be Killed," "Weird Picnic in Boulder," "Wisdom from a Leading Citizen," "Open Letter to Ned Vare," "Homage to Raoul Duke," "Fat City Fun Girl #1 vs "My Lai 4", "Memo to the Homefolks on Independence Day," "Food Stamps and the Red Menace." Masthead titled "Better Living Through Jimson Weed" and lists Thompson as editor, along with Tom Benton. It also shows Oscar Acosta as the L.A. bureau representative and Ralph Steadman as the London bureau representative. Page 3 reprints the "Jilly" nude from the Evergreen Review. *Shoaf notes a reliable source reporting a second printing of 500 copies identical to the first, which we are compelled to mention here for the sake of accuracy. Shoaf A5.…