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but binding is tight
The book is a collection of 35 engraved plates of symbolism by Collins
Dark blue boards with gilt lettering on front
) Spine also displays what appears to be light former library number
this time criticizing some minor dramatists of the time
THE GHOUL - Frank King, 1st 1929 - GOTHIC HORROR LIT, EGYPTOLOGY, KARLOFF FILM LITERATURE but binding is tightTHE GHOUL Book Details + Condition: Grosset & Dunlap (New York, NY). First edition, 1929. Hardcover. 308 pages. Horror novel by English author Frank King that is most well known for being the inspiration for the 1933 film of the same name, starring Boris Karloff as an Egyptologist involved in a jewel heist. The film was considered lost for decades and gained a cult following. Red cloth binding with embossed black lettering to cover and spine. Firm
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