Point Counter Point by Aldous Huxley — Modern Library Edition (1947)

$20.00

Published by Modern Library/Random House in 1947, this is a mid-century printing of Aldous Huxley's Point Counter Point — one of the most ambitious novels of the interwar period and a landmark of British intellectual satire. The Modern Library editions of this era were produced to a high standard of durability and design, and finding a copy in this condition is genuinely uncommon.

This copy is in near fine condition. The boards are exceptionally well-preserved with minimal fading and only very light corner bumping. The text block is clean and crisp throughout with no foxing or age toning. There is faint, neat writing on the front free endpaper — the only mark in an otherwise immaculate copy. Not issued with a dust jacket.

For a first edition of this title, contact us directly — we're always scouting.

Published by Modern Library/Random House in 1947, this is a mid-century printing of Aldous Huxley's Point Counter Point — one of the most ambitious novels of the interwar period and a landmark of British intellectual satire. The Modern Library editions of this era were produced to a high standard of durability and design, and finding a copy in this condition is genuinely uncommon.

This copy is in near fine condition. The boards are exceptionally well-preserved with minimal fading and only very light corner bumping. The text block is clean and crisp throughout with no foxing or age toning. There is faint, neat writing on the front free endpaper — the only mark in an otherwise immaculate copy. Not issued with a dust jacket.

For a first edition of this title, contact us directly — we're always scouting.