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Bowen (Marjorie) Crimes of Old London
£250
London, Odhams, [1919].
First edition. 8vo. Original red cloth.
A notoriously rare collection, including the tale ‘The housekeeper’, subsequently republished as ‘The Confession of Beau Sekforde’.
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An ex-lending library copy with remnants of library label to front free endpaper, abrasion to paper at spine edge of front pastedown, paper toned, with a few marks; spine slightly dulled with some minor fraying to ends.
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