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London: Hutchinson, [1925]. First edition.. cat40a. Green cloth lettered in black, design in black on front cover. Shelf wear to edges, white stain to lower rear cover; about very good. This copy does not have the 1925 catalogue bound in at the rear, but is otherwise identical with other copies of the first edition. One of 10,000 copies, issued about a month after the US edition.

London: Hutchinson and Co., no date [1925]. [Fantasy novel] FIRST EDITION. Undated, but published 8th April 1925. FIRST ISSUE, with 'sisturm' for 'sistrum' page 11 line 12. Octavo (19 x 13cm), pp.287; 48, advertisements dated 'Spring 1925'. Bound in publisher's grey/green cloth, titled in black. Spotting to prelims and edges, top edge dusty, cloth virtually fine. A striking copy. Historical fantasy of Egypt and Babylon from the popular Victiorian/Edwardian adventure novelist, a master of weird invention and spell-binding narrative.

London: Hutchinson and Co., no date [1925]. [Fantasy novel] FIRST EDITION. Undated, but published 8th April 1925. FIRST ISSUE, with 'sisturm' for 'sistrum' page 11 line 12. Octavo (19 x 13cm), pp.287; 48, advertisements dated 'Spring 1925'. Bound in publisher's grey/green cloth, titled in black. Upper panel of scarce original colour dust-wrapper tipped-on to flyleaf. Very faint owner-name beneath jacket, some edge-spotting. Cloth is clean and fresh. A fine copy. Historical fantasy of Egypt and Babylon from the popular Victiorian/Edwardian adventure novelist, a master of weird invention and spellbinding narrative. Whatmore F54.

1925, American First Edition, published by Doubleday, NY; 1st impression, in nice condition, considering how other copies are found, if you can even find one available for sale. This copy comes with an original dust jacket. This presents very nicely on a shelf or when handled.