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The Green Lacquer Pavilion.

BEAUCLERK, Helen [pseudonym of BELLINGHAM, Helen] (1892-1969), [DULAC, Edmund, illustrator].

London: W. Collins Sons and Co., 1926. [Adventure Novel] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (20 x 15cm), pp.[8] 319 [1]. With nine in-text wood-cuts and a frontispiece portrait of the author by Dulac. Publisher's tan cloth with gilt titles to green label on spine, and a gilt and green device stamped to upper. Fore and lower edges untrimmed. Just a touch of spotting to preliminaries and final leaves. Light general wear to binding, but quite heavy wear specifically to the title label. Very good. Item #61218

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