Algernon Blackwood - The Garden of Survival, Macmillan and Co 1918, First Edition, Good Condition Lettice Galbraith and in 1899 became the Mark Guy Pearse 1907 second edition Print Number and Condition:Print 3, As New
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and in 1899 became the major regular in-house contributor to the highly popular Harmsworth Magazine
club-style atmosphere of a dining club of the 1920s
This Edition is limited to 300 numbered copies
Note: for this special edition of tales of mystery and terror
Richard Dalby’s Mistresess of the Macabre Volume 4
Algernon Blackwood The Garden of Survival, Macmillan and Co 1918, First Edition, Good Condition Lettice Galbraith and in 1899 became the Mark Guy Pearse 1907 second edition Print Number and Condition:Print 3, As New and in 1899 became the major regular in house contributor to the highly popular Harmsworth Magazine club style atmosphere of a dining club of the 1920s