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Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1933. First American Edition. Hardcover. Good+. 19.5 x 13 cm. 290 pages. Octavo. Blue cloth with black lettering and design to cover. First American edition with same date on title and copyright page. Originally written in German and translated byt H. W. Farrell. Basis for multilanguage film released in 1932. The author Siodmak, is most known as the screen writer of The Wolf Man (1941) staring Bela Lugosi. Spine is faded to tan. A fragment of the dust jacket flap has been pasted inside the front cover. There is a piece cut out of the rear endpaper, 8.5 x 4 cm rectangle. Two small stamps by previous owner inside back cover. Small stain to front and back cover.

London: Collins, 1933. First Edition - British. Some minor tape stains to the endpapers, else very good plus with some slight rubbing to the spine without dust jacket. A German science fiction tale of sabotage, intrigue, and trans-Atlantic flight involving a floating flight stationin the Atlantic ocean. The basis of the classic early German science fiction film.

Boston: Little, Brown, 1933. First Edition - American. Science fiction writer and editor, Donald Wollheim’s copy with his ownership stamp on the rear endpaper. Very good copy with a touch of fading to the spine and a bit of edge wear in a very good lightly dust soiled dust jacket with some darkening and rubbing to the spine and some small chips and tears. A German science fiction tale of sabotage, intrigue, and trans-Atlantic flight, not without a little romance. The basis of the classic German film.

little, brown & co, 1933 first edition . near fine hardcover fine jacket tiny top of the spine bumping, slight rear soiling, previous owners name written inside

Berlin: Verlag Scherl, 1933. Movie Photoplay Edition. Signed by the author, ‘Curt Siodmak.’ on the title page. Text in German. Ownership signature and stamps on edges and endpaper. Very good used copy with some minor dust soiling to the cloth and with a tiny bit of fraying to the cloth at the top spine folds. With 8 black & white photograp illustrations rom the classic 1933 German UFA film. A German science fiction tale of sabotage, intrigue, and trans-Atlantic flight, not without a little romance and the basis of the classic German film.