Albert Camus and Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert - The Plague
New York: The Modern Library, 1948 (first published in 1947). Hardcover. Small 8vo. Green boards with black banding and gold lettering. Publisher's top-stain. Illustrated endpaper. 278pp. Previous owner stamp (in black ink) to the upper edge of the front endpaper. Fair condition. Minor separation of the text-block from the spine. The spine is very slightly rolled. Creasing, toning, scratching, smudging, and discoloration to the outer/inner boards, endpapers, pages of the text, and the text-block edge. The dust jacket is not price clipped (shows the original price of $1.95) and is in fair condition. Light sun-fading to the spine. Edge-wear to the perimeter of the dust jacket. Creasing, toning, scratching, smudging, and discoloration to all faces of the dust jacket. Some chipping to the upper/lower dust jacket spine. Some wear and chipping to corners and hinges.
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