Selwyn & Blount (Undated but Introduction Date is 1936)

Inscribed  'To Gary' and signed by Charlie Higson in gold pen

Missing part to top edge of spine jacket

folding top and bottom on the spine

Examination of the sensational hoax perpetrated by the French journalist Leo Taxil in the late 1800s who created the existence of a fictitious occult sect the Palladian Masons

Bram Stoker - The Jewel of Seven Stars, Heinemann, 1903, First Edition Berg Selwyn & Blount (Undated butBram Stoker The Jewel of Seven Stars, Heinemann, 1903, First Edition Original cloth with faded spine and gilt. Stains on cloth, holes on rear cloth. Bumped spine ends. Bumped corners. Previous owners name and date on endpaper. Foxing on endpapers. Hole in middle of front endpaper. Tanning on leaves. Firm text. Foxing on top page edge. Biro on final leaf and pink biro start of a chapter. Fine condition. An Bram Stoker original from Richard Dalby's