An extraordinary piece of aviation history-an original 1927 Author’s Autograph Edition of “WE” by Charles A. Lindbergh, personally signed by Lindbergh in the very year he completed his legendary solo transatlantic flight. This exclusive edition was strictly limited to only 1,000 copies offered for sale. This is the desirable low-numbered Copy No. 138, bearing Charles A. Lindbergh’s original autograph on the limitation page. Adding remarkable period character is a handwritten family presentation inscription dated December 1927-the same historic year as Lindbergh’s New York-to-Paris flight and the publication of WE. The inscription appears to read. To Paul and Marjorie Longbridge. This contemporary inscription gives the volume a wonderful time-capsule quality: it was presented as a treasured gift while “Lucky Lindy” was still the most celebrated aviator in the world. In “WE, ” Lindbergh recounts his early life, aviation career, and momentous transatlantic journey aboard the Spirit of St. Louis, while also sharing his views on the future of flight. The book includes an introduction by Myron T. Ambassador to France, and is fully illustrated with photographs and artwork relating to Lindbergh and his historic aircraft. Author: Charles A. Putnam’s Sons / The Knickerbocker Press. Publication year: 1927. Edition: Author’s Autograph Edition. Limitation: Copy No. 138 of only 1,000. Signed: Personally autographed by Charles A. Introduction: Myron T. Format: Illustrated hardcover. Special feature: December 1927 presentation inscription. Decorative gilt lettering and design. Attractive illustrated endpapers and deckled page edges. Good antique condition for a nearly century-old volume. The spine is attached. The original binding displays age-related rubbing, soiling, edge wear, bumped and worn corners, and wear at the spine ends. The gilt decoration remains attractive and clearly visible. Interior pages show expected age toning and occasional spotting or marks. Lindbergh’s autograph, limitation statement, and the December 1927 inscription remain bold and highly legible. Please carefully review all photographs, as they form an important part of the condition description. A genuinely scarce and historically significant volume combining three compelling qualities: Lindbergh’s authentic autograph, a limitation of only 1,000 copies, and a beautifully evocative inscription dating directly from the landmark year of 1927. An outstanding addition to any serious collection of aviation history, signed books, Americana, exploration, or twentieth-century historical memorabilia.