In the original dust jacket. Navy cloth binding with gilt title on the spine.

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Please view our photographs and read the rubric of the inside cover of the dust jacket or a first-edition copy of The Rhineland Crisis: 7 March 1936 by J.T. Emmerson. This book is a highly regarded historical study published for the London School of Economics and Political Science that explores the multilateral diplomacy surrounding Hitler’s remilitarisation of the Rhineland. 

A first edition copy of The Rhineland Crisis: 7 March 1936 by J. T. Emmerson in “Very Good” condition typically holds a market value of between £30 and £60.

Factors Affecting the Book’s Final Price

• The Dust Jacket: For a 1977 Maurice Temple Smith hardback, having the original dust jacket in matching “Very Good” condition is crucial. If the jacket is missing, the value can drop by 50% or more. 
• Ex-Library Markings: Because this is a niche academic text published for the London School of Economics, many copies on the market are former university library books. If your copy has no institutional stamps, stickers, or library cards, it is considered a “clean” copy and will sit at the higher end of the standard market