East Side, West Side

This hardcover edition shows significant signs of wear, typical of an ex-library copy. The spine and cover are worn, and the book lacks a dust jacket. The pages are intact but show age-related toning. Library markings are present, but the binding remains firm, ensuring the book's readability.

"East Side, West Side" by Marcia Davenport, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1947, offers a vivid portrayal of New York City life in the mid-20th century. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, captures the societal shifts and urban dynamics of the era. Marcia Davenport, known for her keen insights into social structures, delivers a narrative that resonates with historical significance. This copy, formerly a library book, lacks a dust jacket, which is common for library editions. The book's condition reflects its age and usage, with visible wear on the cover. Though not a first edition, this printing remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in historical fiction and New York's cultural landscape.