John Collier - Pictures in the Fire, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1958, First Edition 29.8.25 Uncut tail page edges Print Number & Condition:Print 1, sold 14 3 21 Geoffrey Palmer Inscribed for F J

Name: John Collier - Pictures in the Fire, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1958, First Edition 29.8.25 Uncut tail page edges Print Number & Condition:Print 1, sold 14 3 21 Geoffrey Palmer Inscribed for F J
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John Collier Pictures in the Fire, Rupert Hart Davis, 1958, First Edition 29.8.25 Uncut tail page edges Print Number & Condition:Print 1, sold 14 3 21 Geoffrey Palmer Inscribed for F J Uncut tail page edges Tanning on leaves and into margins

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