The 1st edition #1045, the book is described as "tight binding, it has never been openend all the way." The seller's name was the only flaw mentioned. After 19 bids, it sold for $2,175.

Another 1st edition, this one #710, was listed in very good condition with minor foxing. It received 2 bids.

Described as in like new condition, the book attracted 10 bids.

A Japanese seller listed this 1913 1st edition with text in Japanese. Flaws described include foxing, stains, wear, and some tears.

Yet another copy of Narcotics Anonymous sold after a single bid. Listed in good condition, the owner/seller used it through the 5th step, and there's some writing and highlighting present. But the real problem is with eBay's shipping calculator which wouldn't work for the seller. As he notes, "$22.90 is way more than the shipping will really be."

A signed copy "still in Publisher's Wrap" sold on a single bid. It was #1063 of 2500 printed.

Described as a "rare ... 1st edition and 6th printing in good condition," the 1944 volume attracted 22 bids to sell for $1,280.

In a careful description of condition, the U.S. seller noted the tight binding and legible text along with flaws that ranged from underlining on 62 pages to around 9 pages with folder corners and "letters CK written on bottom edges of pages in pencil." The 1st edition, 4th impression sold for $1,250.00 as a BIN.

Inscribed by Nelson Mandela who penned the foreword, the 1998 book in near fine condition with a very good dust jacket sold on a single bid.

Published in Germany by Taschen, the 2006 1st edition was 1 of 1000 signed copies in the deluxe edition. Text is in English, German and French. Described as "new in new slipcase," it sold as a best offer.

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