Dillinger

This ex-library copy of "Dillinger" shows typical library markings, including stamps and labels. The hardcover binding is sturdy, though the dust jacket condition is unknown. The large print format ensures readability, catering to a wide audience. Overall, the book is in good condition with expected wear from library circulation.

"Dillinger" by Harry Patterson, published by Thorndike Press in 1983, offers a gripping narrative in a large print format. Set in the crime-ridden era of the infamous John Dillinger, this novel explores the complexities of a life lived on the edge. This particular edition, printed in Thorndike, Maine, is designed for readers who prefer larger text, enhancing accessibility without compromising the thrilling content. The book carries an ISBN of 0-89621-470-2 and is categorized under crime fiction. While the title page confirms the 1983 publication by Thorndike Press, the book's library markings indicate it was once part of a public collection. Notably, this edition does not include any author signatures or inscriptions. The condition of the dust jacket is not visible, but the hardcover remains intact, promising durability for collectors and readers alike.