The Gonif . . . Red Rudensky [generic inscription signed by Rudensky in red ink]

Language: English

Published by The Piper Co, Blue Earth, MN, 1970

0878320024 / 9780878320028

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[xii] 215p. [iii] Leo Rosten definition of "gonif" introduction, co-author bio and photo, inscription and signature, text block is very toned and pages brittle, first edition hardcover bound in blue cloth boards with red titles. Prison memoir of a Prohibition-era safe-cracker. While in prison in Atlanta he edited The Atlantean magazine while serving as cellmate to Al Capone.

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Title
The Gonif . . . Red Rudensky [generic inscription signed by Rudensky in red ink]
Author
Rudensky, Morris (Red, born Macy Motle Friedman) and Don Riley, edited by John M. Sullivan, Jr., introduction by James V. Bennett
Publisher
The Piper Co, Blue Earth, MN
Publication year
1970
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Signed by Author(s)
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English
ISBN 10
0878320024
ISBN 13
9780878320028
Edition
1st Edition
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