By Mark Lane. "A critique of the Warren Commission's inquiry into the murders of President John F. Kennedy, Officer J.D. Tippit and Lee Harvey Oswald." Lane's legendary interrogation of the official account of the JFK assassination, this one seemed to be on every parent's shelves when I was a kid.
This 6th-printing hardcover's dust jacket has seen better days -- edgewear, a couple of small notches -- but the book is in okay shape otherwise: the spine has a slight forward lean, but the pages are tight, a couple of smudges/stains to the edges (and a Bamberger's sticker on the flyleaf, a collector's item its own self). A fine reading copy of a subgenre classic.