9x11-7/8" w/eight double-sided pages produced in conjunction w/1940 satire on Nazi Germany. Front cover image depicts Chaplin giving a half-hearted Nazi-like salute. His famous "Little Tramp" image appears in bottom right corner. Chaplin has signed below and to the right of his portrayal of Adenoid Hynkel, "Sincerely Charlie Chaplin." Signature is in nice black ink and stretches across embossed gold border which breaks up signature a bit due to its raised surface but does not affect overall appearance. Booklet features many colorful illustrations throughout from the movie, its actors and a biographical section on Chaplin w/images of his previous characters. Front and back covers have some moderate aging and some handling wear, pinch creases to spine and some surface paper wear along spine. Front cover has a 2.5" corner crease and penciled text "Gus 12/25/40." Back cover has a .5x1" area of soiling which bleeds through to inside back cover and a 3/8x1.75" area of soiling above it. Book has a small tape repair at bottom right corner and a 1-3/8" tape reinforcement at top of spine. Covers are Fine, pages are Exc. A nice, bold signature beside a classic image of one of the first great film stars. Comes w/letter of authenticity from Hake's.