Hebridean Sharker

Name: Hebridean Sharker
SKU: RL E1 91
Price: 50.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Tex Geddes

£50.00

Publication Date: 1960
Publisher: Herbert Jenkins
Binding: Cloth
Dust Jacket: Good
ISBN: No ISBN
Overall Condition: Good
Green cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine, corners head and tail of spine bumped and rubbed, top edge stained blue, fore and bottom edge foxed, 179pp, thirteen illustrations throughout, jacket edge wear with small tears and creasing top and bottom of spine area, corners bumped and rubbed, tight copy.

1 in stock

SKU: RL E1 91 Category: Scottish

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