First Edition, First Issue with 'sistrum' on page 11. T. S. dustjacket art. Romance and mysticism set in ancient Egypt. 'The heroine, daughter of the legitimate king, is forced to flee from the palace owning to the tyranny of the People of the Dawn.' Uncommon in original dustjacket. Author's last book published during his lifetime. Attractive appearing copy, first several pages with heavy foxing, including title page which is darkened some from foxing (also foxing to page edges), in Good dustjacket, chipped at top spine end, lower spine end with half inch loss, some wear and closed tears. Item #39598

First Edition, precedes the English printing by two days. Sigurd Schou dustjacket art and illustrations. Rare Bleiler listed fantasy title to be found in original dustjacket. "Mr. Haggard has gone back to the style of those inimitable romances, 'She' and 'Ayesha', in this story. He knows well how to handle the occult and adventurous and shows all his old power in this tale of a father's search for his lost son in Central Africa. The unknown tribe, their strange worship, and mysterious inscriptions make a fascinating background". (from the jacket copy) "African lost race adventure novel of the finding of a race descended from ancient Abyssinian Jews and others who are surrounded in their mountain fastness of Mur, by a hostile half- negroid people called the Fung."- Locke, A Spectrum of Fantasy. Near Fine but for two different personal library stamps at front endpaper (and one stamp at rear endpaper) in Good dustjacket with modest edge chipping, some darkening to spine, scotch tape shadows at verso of spine ends and flap corners, closed tear at mid-front panel mended at verso with old gift label. Item #23523

Popular Edition. Bleiler listed fantasy title of a powerful Alexandrian courtesan during an age "when wantonness was an art and a woman became eminent through her shame." Great dustjacket art of a half-clad woman with long red hair. Near Fine in Very Good plus attractive dustjacket. Item #25855

First Edition. Bruce Rogers designed cloth and dustjacket. Collection of seven stories including one supernatural title. Uncommon in attractive dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some shallow loss to edges. Item #32529

First Edition. Heller's famous Mr. Collins returns in this Hubin and Bleiler listed mystery-fantasy of the North African Sahara. Near Fine in extremely scarce illustrated dustjacket with some chipping at top spine end, cm chip at lower spine end, else Very Good plus. Item #8743

First Edition. Octavo, original red illustrated cloth and original dustjacket. Photographic frontis. Very scarce Bleiler listed fantasy and utopian novel of a lost African race living in cooperative bliss and raising ostrich. (Sargent, British and American Utopian Literature, page 78); Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, edge nicked and chipped, three closed tears repaired with scotch tape at lower spine and front panel. Item #27058

First Edition. Paul Galdone dustjacket art. Bleiler listed fantasy title "telling of how a sensual man feels about women". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #24790

First Edition. Bleiler listed fantasy novel in which Housman satirizes English society and institutions under the guise of depicting an imaginary kingdom. Rarely found in original publisher's dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some fairly shallow edge chipping, spine a bit faded, small light stain to mid spine area. Item #16664

First English Edition, Advance Review Copy in original illustrated wrappers. One of Howell's last novels and a fantasy found in Bleiler. Scarce English edition in original wrappers, presumed to be an advanced state. Very Good tight copy, general edge and surface wear, small chips at spine ends, spine with a number or thin vertical cracks to paper. Item #10366

First Edition. Bleiler listed story collection, including fantasy titles replete with witchcraft, vampires and Atlantis. "Each story represents a facet of Cyril Hume's many sided personality and to read them all in turn is to get an effect of flashing light". Near Fine in Good or better dustjacket with square inch sized chip at top spine end, nickel sized chip at lower spine end, few shallow edge chips and closed tears. Item #26624

First Edition stated. Bleiler listed collection of twelve short stories by the editor of the Hibbert Journal and head of Manchester College, Oxford. "Mr. Jacks deals with the human mind when it is undergoing mystical and religious experiences". Jacks' earlier collections, depicting "the strangeness of life as he has encountered it." The stories include a time fantasy, an Oriental tale, and a reincarnation story. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow loss at spine ends. Item #23842