30 seconds over Tokyo?

[Oliverlovesplanes]

I have a signed version of 30 seconds or tokyo from 1943 and have no clue how much its worth does anyone have this same book with this cover and signed?

 

[special ed]

I have it unsigned, bought many, many years back from a thrift store.

 

[SaparotRob]

When it comes to collectibles, it's never worth what you think it is. I have a stash of U.S. proof coins that I wanted to sell prior to relocating to Thailand. Worth only the precious metal content. The 16 year old me was very disappointed.
Collectibles are always niche. Unless you're dialed in to that particular community, what will be offered will be disappointing. It is a valuable item to us but not so much to the general public.

 

[special ed]

Don't sell your coins below their face value.

 

[SaparotRob]

Don't sell your coins below their face value.

Still have them.

 

[buffnut453]

A quick review on Abebooks.com lists prices ranging between $300 and $2200...but only one is signed by Lawson himself priced at $575 but it also includes signatures of Doolittle and the book's illustrator. That item is also in much better condition than the version you have. It may be worth a few hundred bucks but probably not much more than that.

 

[mikewint]

I know SHI* about book value but eBay has several 1st editions for about $20 but this one might make you happy

 

[Oliverlovesplanes]

I have a signed version of 30 seconds or tokyo from 1943 and have no clue how much its worth does anyone have this same book with this cover and signed?

I have a signed version of 30 seconds or tokyo from 1943 and have no clue how much its worth does anyone have this same book with this cover and signed?
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Ok Guys I found the book I guess its signed by some guy named John W. Hess. can anybody find anything on him I can't also it says P/o 44806 #2 F.1.5. Pearce..Alta and on the bottom is signed July 22/44. that's about it I mean books in ok condition could be better but, Yeah...