Description
Autographed by author. 1964 first edition hardcover. Dust jacket not included. Cover has normal wear with small corner dings. Pages are clean. Binding is secure.
This signed first edition of Leon Uris’ “Armageddon” is a true collector’s item for fans of historical fiction and military literature. Published in 1964, the novel was a daring exploration of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, offering a gripping account of the conflict that birthed the modern state of Israel. Uris, a former Marine who witnessed the aftermath of the Holocaust, conducted extensive research and interviews to craft a sweeping narrative that captures the human drama and geopolitical complexities of this pivotal event.
While the dust jacket is missing, the book itself is in remarkably good condition for its age, with clean pages and a sturdy binding. The author’s signature adds a personal touch and increases its value to collectors. “Armageddon” was a critical and commercial success, cementing Uris’ reputation as a master of historical fiction and shedding light on a conflict that shaped the modern Middle East. This copy is a window into an important era and a testament to the power of literature to bring history to life.