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Los Angeles: Dawson's Book Shop, 1962. First Edition. Hardcover, in Very Good/Fine condition. No Dust jacket. Limited to 300 copies printed by Richard J. Hoffman at Cal State L.A.. Octavo-9.5" x 6.5". Original black cloth binding, with gilt titles. Publisher's gilt-titled cloth, pictorial endpages. Trace shelfwear with no fraying on corners, edges, or spine. No scratches , dents, or marks from shelf rubbing that I can see. Inside pages pristine with no writing or marks. Tight binding. Spine excellent. 46 pages .This book is an account of the Lugo Murder trial of 1851, which was a flashpoint for Southern California's often painful transition from the Mexican to the American era. This is the second volume in the Famous California Trials series. This book is in very good shape.

This vintage item is ACCEPTABLE condition with some normal minor shelf wear expected for a vintage book. Some pages inside have some pencil writing from note-taking; there is no dog-earing or bent pages. There is no dust jacket. The hardback cover boards are covered in a wave print blue and white canvas and are in ACCEPTABLE condition with no scratches or tears; there is some staining on the front and back. There is minimal fraying along the top, side, and bottom back edges, and on the foot and crown of the spine from shelf rubbing. There is one major fray on the top/crown of the spine.All corners are bumped. Spine is intact with a library binding-no loose pages; but the library binding is loose right on the title page, but it is not detached from the book. (Please see pictures as they are part of the description). Overall in ACCEPTABLE condition. This is a 1954 third printing of this history classic by Yale professor Hajo Holborn.It covers the collapse of Europe through and between the two world… Read More