Ink and Blood by Arthur Szyk bound in black morocco and cased In its original slipcase. It was published in 1946 by The Heritage Press. It is signed by Arthur Szyk and inscribed to Tom Fuller, one of 1,000 copies so signed and inscribed. This book contains seventy-five color and monochrome plates of drawings that are decidedly anti-Nazi and drawn from the perspective of a Polish Jew after the European holocaust of World War II. This is a rare and historically important book.

The condition of the slipcase is very good, some wear to the corners and edges. The black morocco spine shows wear and a couple scrapes, but the boards are in very good condition. The book interior is also in very good condition, one page shows creasing, but it does not affect the image. The overall condition is very good.