Four Aces

This hardcover edition of "Four Aces" shows significant wear consistent with its age and library usage. The spine and cover exhibit fading and structural wear, with tape repairs visible on the title page. The book is marked as an ex-library copy, with a library stamp and handwritten note present. No dust jacket is included.

"Four Aces" by Thomson Burtis, published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1932, is a classic piece of aviation fiction from the early 20th century. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, captures the adventurous spirit of the era, focusing on themes of flight and exploration. Burtis, known for his engaging aviation stories, delivers another thrilling narrative in this work. This particular copy, marked as an ex-library edition, bears the stamp of the Aurora Public Library, adding a layer of historical interest. While the book lacks a dust jacket, it remains a fascinating collectible for enthusiasts of vintage aviation literature. The physical condition reflects its age and library usage, with visible wear and repairs. This edition serves as a significant artifact for collectors interested in early aviation narratives and the works of Thomson Burtis.