Fine 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Pamphlet First Edition Study of nuclear reactors.

For Sale First Edition

4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Square with tight binding, clean and bright pages, no writing or marks. Some edge rubbing, scuffing and fading to wraps, with minor handling wear. Interior displays no reading wear. ashfol

Very-nice copy - Previous owner's signature in book front - on blank page - NO tears - Tight spein - 315 pages - A few pages in book front have underlining and/or highlighting -

Dustcover shows slight wear & tear -- Book is iin Fine Condition - Previous owner's signature in book front - on blank page - (former minister) - A few pages have light-highlighting - Brown boards witg gold lettering - 447 pages

Near-new condition - Dustcover shows slight tear - Book is in Fine Condition - Dark-green covers with gold lettering - 373 pages - NO writing, tears of marks -

Very-nice copy - Maroon boards with gold lettering (gilt) - NO tears - Tight spine - 277 pages - The first 56 pages have some light-highlighting - No other marks throughout rest of book - Tight spine

Bright red boards with gold lettering (gilt) - A very-few pages have underlining in book front - 383 pages

Stated First Edition - Price inside dudtcover: $21.95 - John Buchan, author of the novels The 39 Steps and Greenmantle, is known worldwide as the father of the modern spy novel and is still regarded as one of the few masters of the form. Now, to the unexpected delight of his legions of admirers, comes a previously unpublished manuscript that has all the earmarks of a Buchan book. With an introduction and notes by J. D. F. Jones, who uncovered the manuscript in an unrelated archive, The Buchan Papers relates the adventures of the young John Buchan, who, in 1903, was a junior civil servant posted to South Africa. There, he was sent to search for the fabled missing treasure of the Boer, "Kruger's Gold." Full of adventure, double-blinds, and mysterious characters, this pastiche, with its mix of historical and imaginary figures, is as compelling and captivating as any of Buchan's own.