Far & Wide by Douglas Reed - 1951

London: Jonathan Cape, 1951. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. First British edition. Hardcover in clean red cloth and bright gilt titling to spine. Solid binding with uncracked hinges. No marks noted to text. Fore-edge of pages foxed, but the faces of the leaves are not, except lightly on just a few pages. Dust jacket lightly faded and chipped at edges, with all four corners shallowly clipped but price (16s. net) still showing, now in new archival protector and nice to handle. 398 pp.

London.: Jonathan Cape., 1951. Hardcover. Good/Good. Far and Wide. By Douglas Reed. Hard covers with dust jacket and both are in good condition. This is the rarest of Douglas Reed's books.

London: W&G Foyles Book Club, 1951. Douglas Reed - Far & Wide First half contains a picture of America through Reed's highly observant eye. The second half is an examination of the power of Communism and Zionism in which Reed harbors some doubts concerning the extent of Jewish casualties during WWII. Rare. V.G. in D/W . Book Club Edition . Very Good/Very Good.

London: Jonathan Cape, 1951. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First British Edition.. One of Reed's scarcest books - deals with Zionism and Communism. Author was one of the first to cast doubt on the holocaust. Book is in great condition; 398 pg; the only defects being a former owner's signature and glue smudge at top of flyleaf; it appears at one time a personal message from the author had been glued down but is now separate; back pastedown also has a dried glue smudge where once was attached a listing of titles by other authors; this listing is now separate; book shows very slight edgewear; dust jacket has been price clipped; there is some discoloration and chipping at top and bottom edges of spine; dust jacket neatly encased in an acid free archival protector; from a private library collection; additional images available upon request; U.S. DELIVERY ONLY; NO INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY; Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Australia: Jonathan Cape Limited / Australasian Publishing Company. Good in Fair dust jacket. 1951. First Australian Edition. Hardcover. [4], 5-398 pp. "The latest in the series of books about our times which this political pilgrim began with Insanity Fair in 1938, this is the story of a journey of discovery, geographical, social and political, in America. Readers know it is Douglas Reed's theory that the war which started in 1914 still goes on, embroiling all the Western world in a grand design for the reshaping of the globe, the final failure or success of which will determine the ultimate shape of the Twentieth Century." - dust jacket. Book unmarked with respectful wear to publisher's red cloth lettered in gilt. Slight lean to spine. Front free endpaper neatly removed. Above-average wear to price-clipped dust jacket now preserved in glossy new archival-grade Brodart. A sound vintage copy of this fascinating study. 20 x 14cm. Singerman 845.; 8vo - over… Read More