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NY: Signet Books, 1949. 189pp. Cover by James Avati. Light wear, front cover slightly misprinted. Photos on request. Size: Mass Market. #754, Nov. First Printing.. Paperback. Good.

New York: Avon, 1965. Light creases to the spine. Slight wear to the edges.. Paperback. Good+. Illus. by Frank Kalan.

New York: Random House, 1948. Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Bumped spine-ends. Cloth is a bit soiled.

Random Book. Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. A NEAR FINE FIRST EDITION IN poor DJ..

NY: Random House, 1948. Bound in gray cloth, stamped in black and white. Tight, clean copy of the first edition (stated) of this book that went on to become a popular movie starring James Cagney. Lacks the dust jacket. 372 pp.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good ++/No Jacket.

Random House, 1948. First edition. Fair to Good condition. No dust jacket. Normal wear.

NY: Random House, 1948. Cover is bumped and scuffed with light edgewear and darkened spine. Pgs. are clean with no markings. . Fifth Printing. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

London: Arthur Barker, 1949. First UK Edition. Hardback bound in pink cloth with title lettering to spine. No dust jacket. Spine faded, slight wear, otherwise very good. 8vo. 255pp. .

signet book, , (first PB 1949), . 754, almost near fine, hardboiled crime novel, paperback,

NY: Signet. NF. 1949. 1st Printing. Paperback. Signet #754, 1949. Stated first printing. A Near Fine copy. Book has a 1 1/2" diagonal crease at the rear cover's lower left corner. James A vanti cover art. .

Signet Books, 1949. 1st thus. vg. about vg 1st Signet 754 1949 edition paperback Avati cover In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

New York: Random House, 1948. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo; G/G; red spine, black text; jacket has age toning, chipping to the head and tail of spine, rubbing on the front and back, bumping on the head and tail of spine, two small open tears on the head of spine, clipped, and has protective mylar cover; boards have light bumping on the head and tail of spine, age toning along edges and on interior boards, light wear to front and back hinges; textblock stained blue on the top edge, age toning; age toning has age toning; pp 372. 1290668. Full-priced Rockville.

Signet, 1949. First Printing. Signet 754. Near Fine condition.

signet book, , (first PB 1949), . 754, near fine, unread hardboiled crime novel, paperback,

New York: New American Library / Signet Books, 1948. First Edition. Paperback. Signet Books 754. Very mild spine slant, mild wear. About near fine. Cover art by James Avati.; Small octavo.

Barker, 1949. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Fair. The jacket is marked and torn. Soundly bound. Some foxing and tape residue. One rubber stamp and two ownership signatures.. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

New York: Random House, 1948. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. First edition. Cover illustration by Barrye Phillips. Binding slightly cocked with bumped spine ends, tiny stains on cover, very good in a price-clipped, good only dust jacket with chips and tears, and stains with a couple interior tape repairs on the spine. Basis for the very hardboiled film featuring James Cagney as a particularly crooked crook, and also starring Luther Adler, Ward Bond and the sadly doomed Barbara Payton.

USA: Random House, 1948. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good. Kiss Tomorrow Good-Bye by Horace McCoy First Edition Random House 1948. New York. A VG+ copy with no signs of previous ownership. No foxing to edges or contents, clean and unblemished throughout. In a bright VG dust jacket. Spine unfaded. "Kiss Tomorrow Good-Bye" is a 1948 crime novel by Horace McCoy. The story revolves around Ralph Cotter, a cunning and ruthless criminal who escapes from prison. With a penchant for manipulation, he assembles a crew for a daring bank heist, setting off a relentless pursuit by law enforcement. As the heist unfolds, secrets, betrayals, and moral ambiguities surface among the characters. McCoy's gritty narrative explores the dark underbelly of post-World War II America, depicting the complex, morally conflicted lives of his characters. The novel delves into themes of redemption, desperation, and the consequences of a life led on the fringes of society, leaving readers… Read More