Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home – Harry Kemelman | 1969 First Edition HC

Key Details:

• Title: Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home
• Author: Harry Kemelman
• Publisher: G. P. Putnam’s Sons
• Year of Publication: 1969
• Edition: First edition
• Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
• Language: English
• Genre: Mystery / Crime Fiction

About:

Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home is a mystery novel by Harry Kemelman, part of his acclaimed Rabbi David Small series. Kemelman is known for blending traditional detective fiction with intellectual depth, incorporating ethical, philosophical, and cultural themes into his mysteries.

This novel continues the series’ thoughtful, character-driven approach and reflects the mid-century shift toward more cerebral crime fiction. First edition hardcovers of Kemelman’s work are increasingly collectible, particularly with original dust jackets present.

Condition:

Condition: Good vintage condition.

• Original dust jacket present with visible edge wear, rubbing, and small losses
• Dust jacket protected in a clear archival sleeve
• Boards are firm and intact
• Pages are clean with light age toning
• No loose or missing pages noted

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Other Information:

A solid first edition example of a classic Rabbi Small mystery, appealing to collectors of vintage crime fiction and fans of Harry Kemelman.

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