Leave it to Psmith military tactics torn in two places but

torn in two places but with no loss

wallet slightly rubbed

With 74 wood engravings

Henley-on-Thames: Aiden Ellis Publishing Limited

A fine copy in the unclipped dust-jacket

Leave it to Psmith military tactics torn in two places butLondon: Herbert Jenkins, Thirteenth edition, completing 82,900 copies. Undated, probably about 1936. Original crimson cloth with black title lettering to front and spine, with the excellent and unclipped dust jacket, a touch rubbed at head of the spine and a couple of nicks to edges. Without inscriptions. A fine copy in the VG+ d j. The fourth and final novel featuring Psmith, and the second set at Blandings Castle, who this time has to navigate the