The Wide World Magazine, September 1955 - Australian Edition
The Wide World Magazine, September 1955 - Australian Edition
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Details
- Year of publication
- 1955
- Place of printing
- London
- Author
- Multiple Contributors
- Publishers
- George Newnes Limited
- Size
- 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Keyword
- The Kidnapped Crook - The unvarnished facts of the culminating, adventure of Clement Passal, alias the 'Marquis de Champaubert", Unknown waters - a voyage of the Royal Research Ship Discovery, II to the unmapped areas of Australian Antarctica, The White Cockerel - A remarkable story of ju-ju from Africa, Monk's Field - a curious story from North Wales, South Sea Fire-Walkers, A Woman Scorned - a story from Tabora, This bone means death - Australian aborigines 'point the bone', to allegedly kill, even at great distances, The Two Sisters - Two Italian Girls play a big part in helping, the pro-British Partisans to seize Northern Italy from the, Fascists - Else and Nina Gariglio, Travel, Exploration & Adventure Magazine Back Issues
- Binding description
- S Paperback
- State of preservation
- Fair
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Softcover
- First edition
- True
Description
Features: The Kidnapped Crook - The unvarnished facts of the culminating adventure of Clement Passal, alias the 'Marquis de Champaubert"; Unknown waters - a voyage of the Royal Research Ship Discovery II to the unmapped areas of Australian Antarctica; The White Cockerel - A remarkable story of ju-ju from Africa; Monk's Field - a curious story from North Wales; South Sea Fire-Walkers; A Woman Scorned - a story from Tabora; This bone means death - Australian aborigines 'point the bone' to allegedly kill, even at great distances; The Two Sisters - Two Italian Girls play a big part in helping the pro-British Partisans to seize Northern Italy from the Fascists - Else and Nina Gariglio, with photos; and more. Covers loosely attached. Somewhat above-average wear. Book
