Arthur Machen - The Three Impostors, Martin Secker, 1926 Samuel Peyton sold 26 10 2020 An Ex Libris bookplate to
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An Ex Libris bookplate to inside board - Francis King - who was an author
Tanning and foxing to endpapers and few leaves
Volumes One and Two
Faded spine and bumped and worn ends
was a pseudonym used by Thomas Burke
Arthur Machen - The Three Impostors, Martin Secker, 1926 Samuel Peyton sold 26 10 2020 An Ex Libris bookplate toArthur Machen The Three Impostors, Martin Secker, 1926 The novel is structured as a series of interconnected tales, or "novels within a novel", set in ordinary Victorian London, which veil an underlying world of dark forces and ancient rituals. The framing narrative follows Mr. Dyson and Mr. Phillips as they encounter mysterious characters and hear bizarre stories that are all part of a larger, sinister conspiracy. Green cloth with dust jacket in fine
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