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Three Reader's Digest Condensed Book editions from 1964-1966. All are hardcover editions with no dust jackets. All are published and copyright by the Reader's Digest Association, Pleasantville, New York
Contents noted as below;
#1 - Volume 3, 1964 * First Edition
"Father of the Man" by Bentz Plagemann
"The Spy Who Came in From the Cold" by John le Carre
"Gold Fever" An episode from "When the Lion Feeds" by Wilbur A. Smith
"The Vine and the Olive" by Margaret Culkin Banning
"The Flight of the Phoenix" by Elleston Trevor
#2 - Volume 2, 1965 * First Edition
"A Journey to Boston" by Mary Ellen Chase
"Hotel St. Gregory" by Arthur Hailey
"A Pillar of Iron" by Taylor Caldwell
"Eighth Moon" by Sansan, as told to Bette Lord
"The Ashes of Loda" by Andrew Garve
#3 - Volume 3, 1966 * First Edition
"Rafe" by Weldon Hill
"Churchill - The Struggle for Survival" from the Diaries of Lord Moran
"Here Come the Brides" by Geraldine Napier
"The Ninety and Nine" by William Brinkley
"Menfreya in the Morning" by Victoria Holt
First Edition BooksThe first edition refers to a book's first printing run. For some blockbust…