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New York, New York: Beacon-Signal Books, 1963. MMPB. Good+. Presumed First Edition Julie Sayers followed her passions wherever they led – only to discover that lust, depravity and perversion were the same in high society as in the slums... ** 1963 'society broad goes slumming' sleaze, Beacon Signal B590F K. Could probably pass for VG were it not for the fact some yard sale yahoo decided to scrawl price figures across the cover. Still, spine has retained integrity and hinges have held up well. Some sunning and typical edgewear. Yellow dyed edges. Kept in poly sleeve for protection. Packed and shipped with care.

Beacon Books. New York: Universal Publishing. , 1963 first edition . B-590F very good -fine, but damp corners, reading crease PBO. Cover by Harry Barton. paperback,

Beacon Books. New York: Universal Publishing. , 1963 first edition . B-590F very good + PBO. Cover by Harry Barton. paperback,

Beacon Books. New York: Universal Publishing. , 1963 first edition . B-590F very good -fine, reading crease PBO. Cover by Harry Barton. paperback,

Beacon, 1963. First Edition . Wraps. Fine.

Engraved music and words, 104 pages numbered in ink, some waterstaining to a few leaves. folio (13.5 x 10in) contemp. half red morocco gilt, red leather label in gilt with arms of Lambert Loveday, wear on extremities, reback with red cloth, Lambert Loveday was the son of a London apothecary. He was commissioned into the East India Company in 1778 and rose to the rank of Lieutenant-General in 1837. Presumably these songs would have reminded him of home.