KRYMOV KRIMOV, V[ladimir] (Beklemishev) (Trans. Malcolm Burr) - End of the Imp.

London, George Allen & Unwin, 1937. A very nice bright copy in original blue cloth lettered in red to spine and upper board, unclipped dust-wrapper. Clean and tight. Stylised dust-wrapper typography in black and red. Artist unknown. Probably second printing (about 1/2 centimetre smaller than first printing). Cream-coloured d.w. just a tad aged marked. Used; Very Good Known for his 'rattlingly good yarns', Krymov (1878-1978) was widely read and translated in the 1920s and thirties. First published in 1933 in Berlin. Translated from the Russian by Malcolm Burr. As well as translating from the Russian, and possibly also Turkish, Malcolm Burr wrote on his travels round Russia and his participation in the Salonika Campaign. Hardback.