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A history of drugs.

MEZ-MANGOLD, Lydia.

Basle: F. Hoffmann-La Roche and Co., 1971. [Drugs and Herbal Stimulants] PUBLISHER'S PRESENTATION COPY, first edition. Quarto (30 x 22cm), pp.176. Illustrated in colour throughout. Publisher's cream paper-covered boards with black titles to spine. With the black photographic dust-jacket. A publisher's presentation copy, with a bookplate dedicated to Dr. M.J. Raymond to front pastedown. Light spotting to edges. A little bruising to jacket, with some points of delamination to the edges and joints. Very good. Item #54215

Price: £75.00

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