Horler (Sydney) Instruments of Darkness
£150
Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1937
First Edition
Out of stock
Original cloth, faded spine but very good overall, rare dust-jacket is complete with some modest edgewear and dirtiness to the spine, correctly priced 7/6 on the spine.
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