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Stated First Edition with original "$3.50" price on dust jacket with "W.S." next to price and E33 code in gutter on page 210 as required for First Edition First Printing. Mr. Simak signed and inscribed this book at my request at a Worldcon.This is by far the most difficult First Edition of the HUGO winners to find and SIGNED copies even more difficult. Shelf 1044. Bright clean and tight. Dust Jacket in excellent FINE condition with no marks, no stickers, no stamps with a quarter inch closed tear on front cover. Book is Very Good, bright clean and tight, with "Surplus, Library of Congress Duplicate" on FFEP, Air Force and Air Force Library Service Center stamped name once each. Three inch by eighth of inch blue mark on half title page.Both end boards have glue residue hidden under DJ flaps. FFEP has rough surface of one and a half inches where it appears sticker removed.The FREP has had a sticker removed leaving a rough surface about four inches.The book & DJ are bright, square, clean tight. Not a book club (BC)copy. Not a remainder.

"Way Station" is one of Clifford D. Simak's most acclaimed novels. It tells the story of Enoch Wallace, an American Civil War veteran who becomes the lone operator of a way station for interplanetary travel. Emphasizing themes of isolation, humanity, and peace, the novel is known for its thoughtful exploration of what it means to be human.