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Cadillac Jack [SIGNED]
New York: Simon & Schuster, 1982. First edition. Hardcover. Octavo. 395pp. Original pink and yellow dust jacket, with yellow lettering on front cover and spine. Red cloth over taupe boards, silver debossed lettering on spine. Red end papers.
This novel tells the tale of a rodeo cowboy turned antique dealer and his two worlds, Texas and Washington D.C., and his two loves. Known for his novel and movie adaptation, Terms of Endearment, Larry McMurty's telltale wit and ability to create eccentric yet deep characters are on full display.
Binding with minor sunning to the top and bottom edges of the covers. Light bumping to bottom right front corner. Light water stains to the top paper edge. Staining to end papers, both front and back. Dj in near fine condition. vg+ to near fine. Item #44387
ISBN: 0671454455
Price: $60.00