File:Daniels-RedOctober.jpg

Dust jacket design for the first edition of Red October by Robert V. Daniels (1967)

Scan made under the doctrine of "fair use" by Tim Davenport for Wikipedia from a specimen in his collection.

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3. The book shown here is mentioned multiple times in the text of this article. It is regarded as one of the author's seminal works and the image is unique to that title and therefore not replicable.

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