London:: Philip Allan & Co.,, 1919.. First edition.. publisher's green cloth in dust jacket. . Small bookseller's stamp at corner of front free endpaper; slight bumping to cloth at extremities; tight and sound in a jacket with clear tape reinforcements on recto and verso; some chipping including at the top of the spine, and tanning to the spine.. 8vo,. With Six Illustrations by Somerled Macdonald..

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Bookseller: Jeffrey H. Marks Rare Books (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #: 51290
Title: The Treasure of the Isle of Mist.
Author: TARN, W. W
Illustrator: With Six Illustrations by Somerled Macdonald.
Format/Binding: Publisher's green cloth in dust jacket.
Book Condition: Used - Small bookseller's stamp at corner of front free endpaper; slight bumping to cloth at extremities; tight and sound in a jack
Edition: First edition.
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Philip Allan & Co.,
Place of Publication: London:
Date Published: 1919.
Pages: 163 pp.
Size: 8vo,

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