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Ventura, CA: John Anthony Miller, 2012. A rendered facsimile dust jacket for the first edition book of IN COLD BLOOD published in 1965 by Random House. The jacket was rendered by artist John Anthony Miller and archival ink and special paper were used. Jacket comes trimmed and enclosed in a Mylar jacket protector, ready to put on the book. There will be an attached signed label (using archival acid-free adhesive) on the verso of the jacket signed and stating that this is a facsimile dust jacket, also the monogram "JAM" of the artist, and "Facsimile Dust Jacket" printed tastefully on the edge of the rear jacket flap. Photo shown. See more at Dustjackets dot com.. 1st Facsimile Edition Dust Jacket..

New York: Random House, 1965. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good +/No Jacket. Burgundy cloth with gold and silver design on front cover and spine. Previous owner's name marked out on front free end-paper. 343pp. Lepper P108. Full refund if not satisfied.

Random House, 1965. Book Club. Hardcover. Good/Good. Original 1965 book club edition, tan boards, clean and solid, solid binding, a little wear to endcaps. Jacket good, edgewear & small cover split protected by collector's detached mylar wrapper.

New York City, NY: The Modern Library, 1992. First Edition. First Printing.. Hardcover. Fine/Fine Dust Jacket.. New York City, NY: The Modern Library, 1992. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First Edition/First Printing. 410 pages. The author's breakthrough account. One of the greatest books of the 20th century. The 1992 First Modern Library Edition. Precedes and should not be confused with all other subsequent editions, of which there are innumerable. Published in a small and limited first print run as a hardcover original only. The First Edition Thus is now rare. Re-presents, in an accessible and archival format, Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood: A True Account of A Multiple Murder And Its Consequences". The author's masterpiece, unsurpassable by him and everyone else who followed him: Norman Mailer and Joan Didion, among many notable others. Capote dedicated his book to the two most important figures in his life: Harper Lee ("To Kill A Mockingbird"), who accompanied him on many… Read More

CAPOTE, TRUMAN. In Cold Blood New York: Random House, [1965]. Octavo, original first-state dust jacket as wrappers bound over burgundy paper, as issued. A bit of rubbing at extremities; A nice copies of the fragile advance reading copy that is much scarcer than the first edition and has a similar image on the cover. Scarce. . "And so it happened that in the daylight hours of that Wednesday morning, Alvin Dewey, breakfasting in the coffee shop of a Topeka hotel, read, on the first page of the Kansas City Star, a headline he had long awaited: Die on Rope for Bloody Crime. The story, written by an Associated Press reporter, began: 'Richard Eugene Hickock and Perry Edward Smith, partners in crime, died on the gallows at the state prison early today for one of the bloodiest murders in Kansas criminal annals. Hickock, 33 years old, died first, at 12:41 A.M.; Smith, 36, died at 1:19...'".