1956*1st* Day Of Infamy: Pearl Harbour December 7th 1941 - Walter Lord (Longmans Publisher)

Discover a pivotal moment in history with the Day of Infamy first edition by Walter Lord. Published by Longmans in 1956, this book captures the events leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. The unique narrative brings the day to life, recounting personal stories and historical facts that shaped the United States' involvement in World War II.

This early edition is not only a must-read for history enthusiasts but also a valuable addition for collectors. The cover art is striking, featuring planes and a vivid depiction of the harbor, making it stand out on any bookshelf.

You will appreciate Lord's meticulous research and engaging storytelling. Each chapter provides a detailed account, offering a comprehensive view of the attacks and the subsequent repercussions. Readers gain a deeper understanding of the events and their significance, making this edition an essential read.

At Honeyburn Books, we specialize in rare and vintage finds. The Day of Infamy first edition is perfect for those who cherish antiquarian books and wish to explore the past. It's not just a book; it’s a piece of history that invites reflection on global conflicts and their impacts.

This edition is in good condition, reflecting its age, yet it remains a treasure for any collection. Whether you are an avid reader of historical accounts or a collector of unique publications, this book deserves a spot in your library. Add the Day of Infamy first edition to your collection today and dive into a profound historical narrative that continues to resonate.