The Edingtons, Drum Madness, First edition, 1934.
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The Edingtons, Drum Madness, First edition, 1934.

Edington ([A.C. & C.]) and Marianne Barrett. Drum Madness

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London, Cassell, 1934.

First edition, first impression. 8vo. Original cloth. Dust-jacket, priced 7/6.

Murder and jewellery theft in Tahiti. A rare title in the dust-jacket.

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A very good copy; jacket with some spotting visible to lower panel, some marking, chipped with some loss to head of spine

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