The Wolf of Wall Street Art

The Wolf of Wall Street ArtNew York: Bantam Books, 2007 First edition. First printing. Slight bumping to the spine ends. The margins of the pages showing very faint toning and foxing, as is frequently seen with this title. The dust jacket spine very slightly sunned. Otherwise a near fine copy in like dust jacket. A very sharp example of Belforts memoir, uncommon in the true first edition. An excessively entertaining cautionary tale, now a fixture in popular culture following

A collection of Heinlein’s short stories

Signed by the author on the dedication page

A vertical crease on the half title page

An attractive

Inscribed by the author on the half title page

Rather scarce in the first printing

The beautifully illustrated dust jacket

An exceptional copy

25’’ closed tear at the top of the front panel

The story of modern New York

The first book - and the scarcest - of Sutton’s controversial Wall Street trilogy

It is estimated that Feynman only received between 16 and 25 of these copies