EVELYN WAUGH. UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER (AN AUTHOR SIGNED FIRST PRINTING). CHAPMAN AND HALL,UK, 1961.

Price: US$1227.02 + shipping

Condition: Very Good

Description: UK1ST.EDITION.1ST.PRINTING.VG HARDBACK IN A NEAR VG DUSTWRAPPER WITH A SUNNING SPINE.THIS COPY IS SIGNED BY EVELYN WAUGH IN INK ON THE HALF TITLE PAGE.53.

Seller: S.Carter, NEWPORT, United Kingdom

Evelyn Waugh. Unconditional Surrender - SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Chapman & Hall, London, 1961.

Price: US$2576.75 + shipping

Condition: Fine

Description: HARDBACK - The book is in fine condition, free of any previous owner names or Inscriptions. The book has been signed by the author to the title page. The dust wrapper is in fine condition. The red portion of the spine is completely unfaded. Correctly priced at 18s.net. A sublime copy.

Seller: West Hull Rare Books - P.B.F.A., Hull, YORKS, United Kingdom

WAUGH, Evelyn. UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. Chapman & Hall, 1961.

Price: US$3229.01 + shipping

Description: First edition. Original blue cloth in dustwrapper. Author's presentation copy, inscribed on the front endpaper to Bill Deakin, "For Bill Souvenir of Bari from Evelyn October 1961". A fine copy in a near fine dustwrapper. Bill Deakin was parachuted in to Yugoslavia in 1943 to make contact with Tito and his Partisans. The mission was soon taken over by Fitzroy MacLean, who set up a military air base on the Italian coastal town of Bari. It was in Bari that Waugh, along with Randolph Churchill, was stationed and where Waugh first met Deakin. Waugh seems to have taken an instant liking to Deakin, in the same way that he took an instant dislike to MacLean, and regarded Deakin as one of the unsung heroes of the Yugoslavian operation for which MacLean took much of the credit. Their friendship continued in peace time when Deakin became the first warden of St Antony's College, Oxford and was knighted in 1975.

Seller: Jonkers Rare Books, Henley on Thames, OXON, United Kingdom