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P.S. The Autobiography of Senator Paul Simon – Easton Press – NO SIGNATURE

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“P.S. The Autobiography of Senator Paul Simon” is a first edition published by The Easton Press in 1998. This leather-bound volume, with its exquisite gilt detailing, offers a profound insight into Simon’s life and political career. The book is in GOOD condition, featuring archival-quality pages and no dust jacket, typical of Easton Press. A perfect addition for collectors and political history enthusiasts.

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“P.S. The Autobiography of Senator Paul Simon” is a captivating memoir by the esteemed U.S. Senator, Paul Simon. This edition, published by The Easton Press in 1998, offers an intimate glimpse into the life and career of one of America’s most respected political figures. Bound in genuine leather, this edition features exquisite gilt detailing on the cover and spine, epitomizing the luxurious craftsmanship synonymous with Easton Press publications. The autobiography delves into Simon’s personal and professional journey, highlighting his contributions to American politics and his unwavering commitment to public service. This collectible piece, printed on acid-neutral archival paper, is perfect for enthusiasts of political history and collectors of fine books alike. The absence of illustrations allows the narrative to shine, providing readers with a pure and engaging experience of Simon’s life story. THIS EDITION IS NOT SIGNED.

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Author

Paul Simon
Binding

Hardcover
Publisher

The Easton Press
Condition

Acceptable
Edition

Signed First Edition
Condition Acceptable
Notes This book is in excellent condition, bound in genuine leather with intricate gilt detailing. The spine and cover show minimal wear, preserving the book's elegant appearance. The pages are pristine, printed on high-quality, acid-neutral paper, ensuring long-term preservation. As a signed first edition, it holds significant collectible value. There is no dust jacket, as is typical for Easton Press editions, but the leather binding serves as a protective and decorative cover.

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