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A lovely copy of this seminal work of "outsider" literature

west London This was the first book published by Pepler

Harmondsworth

London: printed for the Company of Stationers by Nichols and Son

The Slaves of Solitude decoration and an extraordinary collection ofLondon: Constable, 1947. First Edition, first impression. Royal blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt. With the slightly edge chipped dust jacket. Without inscriptions or other internal markings. A VG+ copy. Classic Hamilton yarn about the residents of a boarding house in the fictional Thames Lockdon (in reality Henley on Thames)