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Introduction by Hugh Lamb

end papers have slight tanning marks where the dust jacket has been

Chetwynd-Hayes

small tear of cloth and board along top of spine

Some spin lean and bending

Ashley Sampson - The Ghost Of Mr Brown, The Fortune Press, 1941? 1st? Jonathan Cape Introduction by Hugh LambAshley Sampson The Ghost Of Mr Brown, The Fortune Press, 1941? 1st? The Ghost, in true phantom fashion comes alive and the story is admirably written quote from Walter De La Mare. An old red hardbacked book with dust jacket. Although an old book the pages are clear for a good read. Condition: The original board cloth in patchy, faded and rubbed. Foxing through the book. The dust jacket is worn and browning with bumps and tears. Pen notations on the

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