SIGNED - LOST IN AMERICA - Singer, 1st 1981 AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 1930s POLAND, AMERICA FAIRIES The hand-cut pages are crisp

The hand-cut pages are crisp and clean save for very light foxing on the title page and frontispiece

the Nazi government pressed Shirer to broadcast official accounts that he knew were incomplete or false

A beautifully interpreted

in others — such as this — he overstated the number of editions

By Colonel James Churchward (please see below for more information on the author)

SIGNED - LOST IN AMERICA - Singer, 1st 1981 AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 1930s POLAND, AMERICA FAIRIES The hand-cut pages are crispLOST IN AMERICA Book Details + Condition: Doubleday and Co, Inc. (Garden City, NY). First Edition, 1981. Hardcover with dust jacket. 259 pages. Illustrated by Raphael Soyer and signed by the author on the "Other Books" front page. Nobel Prize winning author Isaac Bashevis Singer traces his experiences leaving Poland in the 1930s, his arrival to America (New York), and his experiences in a new country. Firm binding; minor discoloration to board edges;