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This eBook edition of "The Skylark of Space (Sci-Fi Classic)" has been formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. Dick Seaton accidentally discovers a workable space drive in combining pure copper with a newly discovered element "X." Having failed to re-create the effect, Seaton realizes that the missing component is a field generated by DuQuesne's particle accelerator, his arch-enemy, and thereafter sets up a business with his millionaire friend, Martin Crane, to build a spaceship...

Dick Seaton accidentally discovers a workable space drive in combining pure copper with a newly discovered element "X." Having failed to re-create the effect, Seaton realizes that the missing component is a field generated by DuQuesne's particle accelerator, his arch-enemy, and thereafter sets up a business with his millionaire friend, Martin Crane, to build a spaceship...

VERY GOOD-BOOK/VERY GOOD-DUST JACKET, SIGNED 2ND EDITION, SIGNED BY AUTHOR Edward E Smith, PhD, and STATED 2ND EDITION 1ST PRINTING. Hardcover fiction. Book is Signed by author, Edward E Smith, PhD and inscribed, "to Julius…… In appreciation and with highest regard-," on half title page. Dust jacket has Moderate shelf, rubbing and light edge wear Will with chipping to head and heel of spine resulting in a 1 inch by half inch triangle removed from the head of spine but all writings remain, also a 1 inch tear to both folds of flight leaves.In very good, lightly read condition, not price clipped, not library edition, not remainder marked. Signatures or writings have not been certified or authenticated. Seller is a lifelong book collector and each edition comes directly from his 35,000+ volume collection! All orders are shipped every business day using USPS Media Mail, WITH FREE TRACKING, for all U S. orders. Orders shipped from California Thank You! DGS 193 B

Perhaps it is a bit unethical and unusual for editors to voice their opinion of their own wares, but when such a story as "The Skylark of Space" comes along, we just feel as if we must shout from the housetops that this is the greatest interplanetarian and space flying story that has appeared this year. Indeed, it probably will rank as one of the great space flying stories for many years to come. The story is chock full, not only of excellent science, but woven through it there is also that very rare element, love and romance. This element in an interplanetarian story is often apt to be foolish, but it does not seem so in this particular story. Illustrated.