Great Disasters: Catastrophes of the Twentieth Century

The book is in good condition with a sturdy hardcover binding. There is a handwritten inscription marked "June 18" on the title page. The dust jacket condition is not visible in the provided images, so its state is unknown. The pages are clean and intact, making it a well-preserved copy for collectors and enthusiasts of historical literature.

"Great Disasters: Catastrophes of the Twentieth Century" is a compelling compilation edited by John Canning, published by Treasure Press in 1976. This edition, printed in London, is a detailed exploration of significant disasters that shaped the twentieth century. Originally published by Octopus Books Ltd, this edition captures the tragic events with vivid detail and historical context. John Canning, an accomplished editor, brings together narratives of natural and man-made disasters, such as the Titanic, offering insights into their causes and impacts. This hardcover edition, with its ISBN 0-907407-95-1, is a valuable resource for those interested in historical catastrophes. The book is not a first edition but remains a significant piece in disaster literature. While the dust jacket condition is unknown, the book itself is in good condition with a handwritten inscription dated "June 18."