Details: Tatnall-Canby, Edward. Leisure Arts, London. 1964. First British edition. Hardcover with dust jacket. Section sewn. 112pp. 270 x 175mm. Printed in colour, black and white, paginated. Text in English. Designer: Nitsche, Erik. Printed in Switzerland.
Foreword: "Upon communications hinges the fate of our modern world. A special "hot line" links the president of the United States with the premier of the Soviet Union. Satellites relay not only messages from man to man, but inform military leaders of atomic and rocket tests—and launchings. Television, newspapers, the telegraph keep whole nations informed o f world events and governmental decisions. If these systems were to fail—who can envisage the immense consequences?”
Good condition: Ex-Library with the usual labels, stamps and inscriptions, binding tight, interior clean, yet toning pages. Dust jacket tapped to cover. Please contact us should you have any further questions about condition.
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