No Place to Hide by David Bradley | 1948 Hardback

Explore the profound insights of David Bradley's 1948 hardback, "No Place to Hide." This compelling book offers a firsthand account of the effects of atomic bomb testing, as observed by a young doctor monitoring radioactive contamination during the Bikini tests. The narrative provides a unique perspective on the impact of nuclear weapons on ships, water, land, and human beings.

Published by Little Brown and Company in association with The Atlantic Monthly Press, this edition stands as a significant historical document from the post-World War II era. The book's cover features a classic design with a brown and yellow color scheme, reflecting its vintage origins.

Ideal for collectors of mid-20th century literature or those interested in nuclear history, this book is a valuable addition to any library. Its condition shows typical signs of age, adding to its authentic character and charm.

Details:
Published in 1948 by Little Brown and Company
Hardback edition with original dust jacket
Copyright page indicates printing by Kingsport Press, Tennessee
Book discusses atomic bomb effects and radioactive contamination
Associated with The Atlantic Monthly Press

Condition:
Dust jacket shows minor edge wear and small tears
Pages are clean with no visible markings
Binding is intact and pages are secure
Some age-related discoloration on endpapers