Some light foxing; cloth a little mottled around spine; jacket with some chips and closed tears, larger chip from upper fore-corner of lower panel.
Warden (Florence, pseud. Florence Alice Price) The Empress of the Andes.
£195
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London, T. Werner Laurie, [1909].
First edition, early printing. 8vo. Original blue pictorial cloth. Dust-jacket, priced 2/-.
A rare jacket on this title by a prolific English actress and writer, who wrote many novels under this stage name.
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