Rohmer (Sax) Egyptian Nights.
£250
First UK edition.
London, Robert Hale, 1944.
Collection of short stories (here presented in the form of a novel) featuring Major Baruk, an Anglo-Arab soldier detective, most with Middle East settings.
Uncommon in jacket.
Out of stock
NF/VG+ – jacket has some minor creasing on front panel, slight edgewear and a small area of loss at middle of spine fold, correctly priced at 8/6 net on front flap.
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