
First edition hardcover book titled 'Chicken Inspector No. 23' by S.J. Perelman
History
Published by Simon and Schuster in 1966, 'Chicken Inspector No. 23' is a collection of humorous essays by S.J. Perelman, one of America's most celebrated humorists and screenwriters. The book represents Perelman's signature wit and satirical style that made him a regular contributor to The New Yorker for over forty years. This third printing edition features the distinctive yellow dust jacket with the iconic circular logo. This book appeals to collectors of mid-century American literature, fans of classic humor writing, and bibliophiles who appreciate first edition works by renowned authors. S.J. Perelman's works are highly valued by literary collectors for their cultural significance and his influence on American comedy writing. The bright yellow dust jacket and the author's reputation make this an attractive piece for those building collections of 20th-century American humorists or New Yorker contributors.
Origin
New York, United States
Maker
S.J. Perelman, published by Simon and Schuster
Time period
1966