UFOs, the Eye and the Camera

New York: Barlenmir House, 1977. Galley proof. Octavo with dark blue paper wraps and tan spine; 150 pages: illustrations; 22 cm Near fine; a tad sunned to wraps but spotless within. Paperback. ISBN: 0879290463

Uncommon thus,"Reviewer's Galleys." "This is the story of the development of hypotheses of time and space travel by unidentified flying objects, UFOs. This examination and thinking are not only possible but necessary, because too many people, cameras and radar sets have seen too much for us to continue to deny the physical reality of UFOs. Nonetheless, the UFO movement is little more than a public relations department in search of a corporation. [...] The study of UFOs needs an exciting theoretical base in order to move out of the present state of non-existence and into an era of progress and accomplishment. The hypotheses presented in this book are meant to be a first step in building that foundation." --Preface. Vance was editor of Popular Photography from 1974-1978