Autographed Uzi Narkiss “The Liberation of Jerusalem” Hardcover – Signed May ’87

Presenting a rare, hardcover copy of General Uzi Narkiss’s authoritative account The Liberation of Jerusalem: The Battle of 1967, personally inscribed and signed “May ’87.” With an introduction by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel and only one copy available, we’re accepting bids and offers from serious collectors and military history enthusiasts.

Key Details & Collector Highlights

• Title & Author: The Liberation of Jerusalem: The Battle of 1967 by General Uzi Narkiss
• Introduction: Elie Wiesel (Nobel Peace Prize recipient)
• Inscription & Signature:
  • “To a very good friend (name blurred)” (top of title page)
  • “with much appreciation and Thanks, Uzi Narkiss May 87” (center & bottom)
• ISBN: 9780853032090 / 0853032092
• Binding & Edition: Hardcover, first printing
• Condition: 8.5 / 10 – clean boards & pages; minimal shelf wear
• Visuals Included: Front cover, back cover, spine, title‑page inscription & signature close‑ups, plus additional angles
• Availability: Only one signed copy in stock; open to bids and offers

Why This Copy Stands Out

General Narkiss’s firsthand narrative of the Six‑Day War is a cornerstone of military history—and with Elie Wiesel’s introduction, it bridges journalistic insight and literary gravitas. The bold inscription and clear signature elevate this volume to a true collector’s artifact.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping: Calculated at checkout via USPS Priority Mail (insured, signature required) or your chosen carrier.

Returns: Accepted within 30 days if the item is not as described or photographed. Must be returned in identical condition; a $20 restocking fee applies. Buyer covers return shipping unless we’ve made a fulfillment error. Refunds processed within 14 days of inspection.

Place Your Bid or Offer

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to acquire a signed first printing of The Liberation of Jerusalem. Serious collectors and historians: submit your best bid or offer today to secure this pivotal piece of 1967 history.