Newman, Bernard - Middle Eastern journey.

Victor Gollancz, 1947. Reprint; Second Printing. Hardcover. Clean hardback tightly bound in green cloth with gilt titles, cloth rubbed at spine ends, signed by author on half title page, bookseller label on front endpaper. 306 pages, 45 photos on plates; Signed by Author. Good with no dust jacket.

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