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First printing of first edition. Good in a Good dust jacket. Book is sound and solid. Blue cloth boards nudged at upper rear corner and with a faint dampstain at heel of spine (not reciprocated on jacket). Previous owner name on front endpage, small stain on page fore-edge of prelims. Dust jacket with chipping and short tears at edges. 201 pages.

Ex-Library.

Mexico: Joaquin Mortiz, 1977. Reprint. Hardcover. Very good+/near fine. Red cloth boards in dust jacket, octavo, 368pp., not illustrated. Book has mild edgewear, faint front lean to spine, binding tight, text clean and unmarked. DJ has faint shelfwear. Text in Spanish.

First printing of first edition. Good in a Good dust jacket. Book is sound and solid. Blue cloth boards nudged at upper rear corner and with a faint dampstain at heel of spine (not reciprocated on jacket). Previous owner name on front endpage, small stain on page fore-edge of prelims. Dust jacket with chipping and short tears at edges. 201 pages.

The Vanguard Press. Black cloth boards with silver and blue lettering. Top outer page edges are tinted yellow. Blue end papers. Binding is tight and square. Pages are clean. Light surface soiling ot outer page edges and jacket. First American edition. Translated by Irene Nicholson. Original Mexican edition published in 1957. The dust jacket has been price clipped, has a couple tears along side edges and wear at spine ends. A haunting and moving novel combining the myth of the nine ancient Mayan villages of Souther Mexico with the reality of a modern Indian uprising during the time of the agrarian reforms instituted by President Cardenas. . Very Good. Hardcover. First American Edition. 1960.