Philip K Dick TIME OUT OF JOINT 1978 First ed Sanrio SF Bunko Obi Book
In the late 1970s and 1980s, Sanrio (the creators of Hello Kitty) briefly ran an incredibly bold, avant-garde, and radical sci-fi translation series before shutting it down. What makes this specific copy an absolute crown jewel for collectors is the presence of itsoriginal, highly fragile publisher’s “Obi” (belly band).
Philip K Dick TIME OUT OF JOINT 1978 First ed Sanrio SF Bunko Obi Book
In the late 1970s and 1980s, Sanrio (the creators of Hello Kitty) briefly ran an incredibly bold, avant-garde, and radical sci-fi translation series before shutting it down. What makes this specific copy an absolute crown jewel for collectors is the presence of itsoriginal, highly fragile publisher’s “Obi” (belly band).
Philip K Dick TIME OUT OF JOINT 1978 First ed Sanrio SF Bunko Obi Book
In the late 1970s and 1980s, Sanrio (the creators of Hello Kitty) briefly ran an incredibly bold, avant-garde, and radical sci-fi translation series before shutting it down. What makes this specific copy an absolute crown jewel for collectors is the presence of itsoriginal, highly fragile publisher’s “Obi” (belly band).
Philip K Dick TIME OUT OF JOINT 1978 First ed Sanrio SF Bunko Obi Book
In the late 1970s and 1980s, Sanrio (the creators of Hello Kitty) briefly ran an incredibly bold, avant-garde, and radical sci-fi translation series before shutting it down. What makes this specific copy an absolute crown jewel for collectors is the presence of itsoriginal, highly fragile publisher’s “Obi” (belly band).
Philip K Dick TIME OUT OF JOINT 1978 First ed Sanrio SF Bunko Obi Book
In the late 1970s and 1980s, Sanrio (the creators of Hello Kitty) briefly ran an incredibly bold, avant-garde, and radical sci-fi translation series before shutting it down. What makes this specific copy an absolute crown jewel for collectors is the presence of itsoriginal, highly fragile publisher’s “Obi” (belly band).
Philip K Dick TIME OUT OF JOINT 1978 First ed Sanrio SF Bunko Obi Book
In the late 1970s and 1980s, Sanrio (the creators of Hello Kitty) briefly ran an incredibly bold, avant-garde, and radical sci-fi translation series before shutting it down. What makes this specific copy an absolute crown jewel for collectors is the presence of itsoriginal, highly fragile publisher’s “Obi” (belly band).