8vo, black cloth stamped in tricolor geometric print boards, white and blue titles, 182pp. Stated First printing. Unclipped dust jacket (3.00) with mild wear to edges, creasing to panels. Ex-lending library copy with stamping and ownership signature to front endpaper, faint tape residue impressions to boards. Light soil mark to upper corner of the first thirty pages of text, blue top stain is mostly faded. Contents clean, binding sharp and square. The first book publication of Capote’s reportage essay on a traveling production of Porgy and Bess in the U.S.S.R, originally printed in the New Yorker. A good copy in a very good dust jacket.