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New York: The Viking Press, 1981. First printing. Fine in very good plus jacket.. First edition of King's classic horror novel about a Saint Bernard gone rabid. One of the beloved horror author's most popular books, CUJO received a film adaptation two years after its release, as well as something of a sequel story in RATTLESNAKES, which was included in King's book of short stories, YOU LIKE IT DARKER (2024). CUJO was written during a time when King was deep in the throes of alcoholism, as he recalls in his best-selling memoir ON WRITING: "[t]here's one novel, Cujo, that I barely remember writing at all. I don't say that with pride or shame, only with a vague sense of sorrow and loss. I like that book. I wish I could remember enjoying the good parts as I put them down on the page." 9.25'' x 6''. Original quarter black cloth, brown paper boards, stamped in silver to front board, lettered in silver and bronze to spine. In original unclipped ($13.95) color pictorial jacket designed by R. Adelson. [14], 320 pages. Jacket with some wear along top edge, minor creasing to front flap. Book sharp, clean.

Fine book in a fine dust jacket. Book is a first edition and first edition.

Stated at copyright: "First Published in 1981 by The Viking Press." Early edition matching first in size, quality, and design. Textured brown matte boards, silver SK, black cloth spine wrap, brown metallic and silver spine titles, near fine. Pages fine; no writing. Bind fine, hinges intact. Original dust wrapper, near fine; unpriced, protected in new clear sleeve. Classic jacket illustration of Cujo's frothing canines by Steven Stroud. SK full-size photo at back by Jill Krementz. Rare near fine example. A chilling tale of terror in a quiet New England town and the horrible evil unleashed in the dead of Summer...'Cujo' is the story of a rabid St. Bernard who terrorizes a woman and her son in the town of Castle Rock, Maine. Cujo, the two-hundred-pound Saint Bernard, is the beloved family pet of the Cambers. One day he pursues a rabbit into a bolt-hole, a cave inhabited by some very sick bats, whereupon the tragic nightmare ensues. Rare tangible. Printed in the United States of America. 329 pages. Insured post.

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Viking Pr, 1981. Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition/First Printing. A square solid tight unread unopened unused copy. The 13.95 priced jacket has a crimp resulting in a short closed tear and crease along the bottom edge of the REAR PANEL, very light edge wear. The ISBN number is on the lower RH corner of the rear panel, a First Edition point for this ntitles by the way. The nicest copy of this book that I have come across in a long time. It is begging for a place in your collection. THIS COPY IS IN MY POSSESSION AND NORMALLY SHIPS NEXT DAY. This copy will include an extra...a Stephen King baseball card. .

8vo., 319pp. Sharp First Edition of this King classic, made into the 1983 film starring Dee Wallace. Bound in 1/4 black cloth over brown paper-covered boards with titles in silver and brown on the spine. Square, tight and clean throughout with little or no wear save a mild bump to the top front tip. A touch of off-setting to top of end-paper gutters but no toning to pages. Beautiful unclipped Dust-jacket, ($13.95), is bright and fresh with no creases, chips or tears. A gorgeous, collectible copy.

Stated at copyright: "First Published in 1981 by The Viking Press." Early edition matching first in size, quality, and design. Textured brown matte boards, silver SK, black cloth spine wrap, brown metallic and silver spine titles, near fine. Pages fine; no writing. Bind fine, hinges intact. Original dust wrapper, near fine; unpriced, protected in new clear sleeve. Classic jacket illustration of Cujo's frothing canines by Steven Stroud. SK full-size photo at back by Jill Krementz. Rare near fine example. A chilling tale of terror in a quiet New England town and the horrible evil unleashed in the dead of Summer...'Cujo' is the story of a rabid St. Bernard who terrorizes a woman and her son in the town of Castle Rock, Maine. Cujo, the two-hundred-pound Saint Bernard, is the beloved family pet of the Cambers. One day he pursues a rabbit into a bolt-hole, a cave inhabited by some very sick bats, whereupon the tragic nightmare ensues. Rare tangible. Printed in the United States of America. 329 pages. Insured post.

A square solid tight unread unopened unused copy. The 13.95 priced jacket has a crimp resulting in a short closed tear and crease along the bottom edge of the REAR PANEL, very light edge wear. The ISBN number is on the lower RH corner of the rear panel, a First Edition point for this ntitles by the way. The nicest copy of this book that I have come across in a long time. It is begging for a place in your collection. THIS COPY IS IN MY POSSESSION AND NORMALLY SHIPS NEXT DAY. This copy will include an extra...a Stephen King baseball card.

Beautifully signed by Stephen King to front panel of dust wrapper: "Stephen King, 9/22/86." Very attractive. Stated at copyright page: "First Published in 1981 by The Viking Press." First edition, eighth printing; number-line beginning w/8. Textured brown matte boards, silver SK, black cloth spine wrap, brown metallic and silver spine titles, moderate shelf wear. Pages near fine, no writing; slight fox inside covers. Bind fine, hinges intact. Original dust wrapper closely matching first state in design, moderate edge wear, rub, discoloration, crease at front flap; unclipped 15.95, protected in new clear acid-free sleeve. Classic jacket illustration of Cujo's frothing canines by Steven Stroud. King full-size photo at back by Jill Krementz. Scarce fairly sharp signed early printing in same wrapper. A chilling tale of terror in a quiet New England town and the horrible evil unleashed in the dead of Summer...'Cujo' is the story of a rabid Saint Bernard who terrorizes a woman and her son in the town of Castle Rock, Maine. Cujo, the two-hundred-pound Saint Bernard, is the beloved family pet of the Cambers. One day he pursues a rabbit into a bolt-hole, a cave inhabited by some very sick bats, whereupon the tragic nightmare ensues. Rare tangible. Printed in the United States of America. 329 pages. Insured post.