Description
Author: Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward
Publisher: Warner Books
Year: 1976
Edition: Thirteenth printing (Movie Tie-In)
Format: Paperback
Page Count: 349
Condition: Good to Very Good (G/VG) vintage paperback with minor shelf wear along the edges.
Publisher: Warner Books
Year: 1976
Edition: Thirteenth printing (Movie Tie-In)
Format: Paperback
Page Count: 349
Condition: Good to Very Good (G/VG) vintage paperback with minor shelf wear along the edges.
"The most devastating detective story of this century."
This 1976 mass-market paperback is the definitive account of the Watergate scandal, written by the Washington Post reporters who broke the story. The book chronicles the investigative journalism and detective work that led to the collapse of the Nixon administration.
The Visual Aesthetic:
This specific Warner Books movie tie-in edition (Series #89-093) features the stark, dual-toned cover photograph of Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman from the Academy Award-winning film adaptation. The cover design, executed by Gene Light and Sid Ganis, uses bold typography that captures the distinctive visual style of 1970s political thrillers, making it an excellent addition to a mid-century shelf layout.
This specific Warner Books movie tie-in edition (Series #89-093) features the stark, dual-toned cover photograph of Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman from the Academy Award-winning film adaptation. The cover design, executed by Gene Light and Sid Ganis, uses bold typography that captures the distinctive visual style of 1970s political thrillers, making it an excellent addition to a mid-century shelf layout.
Collector's Condition Details:
Good to Very Good (G/VG). A clean, structurally sound copy. The front and rear covers maintain sharp graphics with only minor shelf wear along the edges. The spine is square and uncracked. Interior pages show uniform tanning consistent with 1970s paper stock, completely clean and free of owner markings, stamps, or folds. The book is housed in a premium, removable archival-grade sleeve to maintain its condition.
Good to Very Good (G/VG). A clean, structurally sound copy. The front and rear covers maintain sharp graphics with only minor shelf wear along the edges. The spine is square and uncracked. Interior pages show uniform tanning consistent with 1970s paper stock, completely clean and free of owner markings, stamps, or folds. The book is housed in a premium, removable archival-grade sleeve to maintain its condition.