Dennis Wheatley, The Ravishing of Lady Mary Ware, Hutchinson, 1971, First Edition, Signed and Inscribed. Ghosts & Scholars Very slight yellowing of pages

Very slight yellowing of pages

Parts also missing on the spine

Slight fading to covers

foxing only to page edges

Comes with Correspondence Letters between Basil Copper and Richard Dalby

Dennis Wheatley, The Ravishing of Lady Mary Ware, Hutchinson, 1971, First Edition, Signed and Inscribed. Ghosts & Scholars Very slight yellowing of pagesDennis Wheatley, The Ravishing of Lady Mary Ware, Hutchinson, 1971, First Edition, Signed and Inscribed. Signed and inscribed by Dennis Wheatley to his good friend, Thomas Joy. Thomas Joy was an exceptionally influential figure in the book trade who was responsible for running book departments of Harrods, the Army and Navy stores and was managing director of Hatchards. Hardback. Red and blue speckled cloth with gold lettering to spine. Illustrated