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Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. 234 Pp. Hardcover Edition, With Hand Corrected Library Of Congress Number And A Few Other Hand Corrections In Ink. Light Rubbing To Yellow Cover Lettering, Which Is Still Clear, Otherwise Near Fine.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Cloth. 4to. 607 pp., followed by 29 pp. index for the first 6 volumes of The Entertainment Industry Series. Very good. Boards scuffed.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. Special Edition. The Movie Industry Book: How Others Made and Lost Money in the Movie Industry. By Walter E. Hurst, writing under the pseudonyms Johnny Minus and William Storm Hale. Hollywood, California: 7 Arts Press, 1970. Thick quarto-format hardcover. 601 pages, including index and a substantial rear section of advertisements, order forms, and related promotional or trade material. An unusual author-inscribed presentation copy, apparently produced or assembled in a nonstandard format. Inscribed by Hurst on the front endpaper to Calvin Ward, dated May 16, 1974: "To Calvin Ward | Thank you for teaching the students of Production Management Packaging at Columbia college about Exhibitors, distributors, producers | Yours Truly, Walter E. Hurst 5-16-74." This copy incorporates numerous facsimile or source documents, forms, and authorial explanatory inserts. Typography and layout vary throughout, with portions appearing more closely reproduced from typescript or working copy than conventionally printed text. The copyright page has blank spaces where the Library of Congress number and limited-edition number would ordinarily appear. In comparison, catalogued copies of the standard 1970 7 Arts Press issue identify this as Volume 5 in The Entertainment Industry Series, with a stated limitation of 1,000 copies and Library of Congress number 79-121752. The present copy's relationship to that regular issue has not been established and is therefore offered as an unusual presentation copy with apparent production or pre-publication characteristics, rather than definitively identified as a proof or variant issue. Condition: Very Good Plus. Preliminary leaves iii-iv are detached from the binding but present. Otherwise, the volume is sound and clean, with minimal external wear, light discoloration or age-toning, and no markings noted in the text. No dust jacket noted. Inscribed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. VG+ large blue cloth hardcover, 4to, 607pp plus index, mark-free text, oversized.

Etat : VG. Hollywood 1974 7 Arts Press. 4to., 607pp., index, blue buckram. Owner signed and two small scribbles of marker pen on front end papers. VG. Volume 5 only.