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London: Jonathan Cape, 1932. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First impression. Very well illustrated, with numerous plates and large fold-out map to rear. All in VG internal order. Very slight opening of binding by title page, but all holding firm. Gift inscription to fep. Brown cloth well worn and rather marked. 8vo. xxxi, 397pp
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ARABIA FELIX: Across The Empty Quarter Of Arabia
by Bertram Thomas; T E Lawrence (foreword)
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ARABIA FELIX: ACROSS THE EMPTY QUARTER OF ARABIA.
by Thomas, Bertram with a Foreword By T.E. Lawrence
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Jonathan Cape, 1932. Appendix by Sir Arthur Keith, hinges weak, illustrated with b/w photos, 2 maps plus folding maps at end, unmarked, 397pp, VG/--.. 1st UK Edition. Cloth. Very Good.
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