This is a rare and valuable hardcover copy of Sinclair Lewis's "The Man Who Knew Coolidge" from 1928. This book is a first edition, first printing, and is in its original form. The author, Sinclair Lewis, is well-known for his historical fiction and this book is no exception. It was published by Harcourt Brace and Company in New York, United States, and is written in English.
Tight binding, no missing loose or torn pages. Slight sunning to spine. Lower spine end shows light bumping, puckering; upper spine end has light bumping. Former owner name to fep. Minor creasing to upper left page edges to approx. 1/3 of first page forward. Not very noticeable. 275 pages.
Clean page block. Very good condition for the age of this book.
The book is not signed and belongs to the category of antiquarian and collectible books. The topic of the book is historical and it is a great addition to any collection.

Reserve: $500.00

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