A POOR dust jacket is likely heavily torn, chipped or otherwise damaged. POOR - Describes a book that is worn, damaged, stained or otherwise beat-up, making it useful as a reading copy but possibly not a collector copy.

FAIR - Worn book or jacket that is stained, has loose pages, tears, or otherwise has some sort of significant damage or other issue. GOOD - Describes the average used worn book or jacket that has flaws and/or damages. VERY GOOD - Describes a book or dust jacket that does show some small signs of wear or slight damage. NEAR FINE - Approaching FINE but with slight flaws. These books or dust jackets should have no defects. FINE - Approaches the condition of AS NEW, but lacking the crispness ofa new book. A Note About Used Books and Condition Values: We rate books and dust jackets on a scale from AS NEW to POOR, as follows: AS NEW - Used when the book or dust jacket is in the same immaculate condition as when it was published, with no defects. 76759 PLEASE SEE PHOTO(S) AT UPPER LEFT OF THIS LISTING. SLIPCASE: Very Good+ CITY, PUBLISHER, DATE Barre, Massachusetts: Imprint Society, 1971 SIZE AND PAGINATION Sm 4to: (9-11 in.Slipcase with some sunning and very light rubbing, is otherwise nice. A firm, bright, unmarked copy lacking apparent damages. Slipcase covered in olive papers, with McCurdy illustrations on front and back. With telescope illustration in gilt on cover. In full beige and blue cloth-covered boards with gilt-stamped titling on spine.

Number 108 of a limited edition of 1950 copies. This deluxe modern reprint edition in slipcase features illustrations (and is signed on limitation page by) Michael McCurdy. The Brick Moon: from the papers of Captain Frederick InghamGames by Edward Everett Hale, illustrated and signed by Michael McCurdyIn a hardcover limited edition in slipcase DESCRIPTION Author's science fiction work was first published in 1869-70.

The Brick Moon by Edward Everett Hale