Scholastic (SBS), 1969 Ed (4th print). T 619. From the Earth to the Moon. Unmarked. Text free of highlighting, underlining or writing. Some age tanning to pages, normal for age. Cover very clean with bright colors, bit of edge, corner and shelf wear (see photos). Binding tight & square. 4.25 x 6.25. Ships from US, quickly and with care.
SYNOPSIS:From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne. The War of the Rebellion is over and the members of the American Gun Club, bored with inactivity, look around for a new project. At last they have it: "We will build the greatest projectile the world has ever seen and make the moon our 38th State!
ABOUT COFFEE CAT BOOKS & COLLECTABLES:
We are a small family business that ships every order with care. All orders are carefully packed and shipped promptly from our USA location in Chapel Hill, NC (include tracking). Often we can combine items for shipping. Just ask for a quote. Please visit my store to see more great offerings.
Note: In addition to Europe, we also ship on a regular basis to Asia, The Middle East and Latin America. Please inquire for average ship times to your area. Import duties, taxes, and customs charges may OR may not be included in the item price or shipping cost. Check your invoice for details upon checkout. For some countries, eBay may collect these taxes and remit on your behalf if required by your country of origin — you will see this at checkout. Otherwise, any import taxes / charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Thank you for shopping with us!
CATEGORY:Science Fiction, Vintage Science Fiction, Classics
SEARCH TERMS:
classic science fiction, space exploration fiction, vintage paperback, speculative adventure, proto-space travel novel, lunar mission story, 19th-century science satire, early sci-fi literature, collectible MMP, adventure fiction, humorous space fantasy, illustrated sci-fi, Jules Verne, Civil War inventors, American Gun Club, early space travel, moon voyage, 19th-century science fiction, postwar imagination, scientific fantasy, pre-space age fiction, gunpowder propulsion, speculative technology, Baltimore, 38th State moon concept, Verne, classic sci-fi novel, space travel fiction, lunar adventure, speculative satire, collectable, vintage, fiction, proto-science fiction, scientific romance, industrial age literature, speculative satire, adventure classic, space race precursor, technological optimism, 19th-century futurism, postwar innovation fiction, Vernean narrative, Verne