Good. Webbing exposed at half-title page recto. Foxed and toned. Published by W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., London, 1924. First edition, first printing. The debut novel of Philip Macdonald, an important figure in the 'Golden Age' of crime fiction. He was a grandson of George Macdonald, and wrote his first books in collaboration with his father, also a novelist. 'The Rasp' and 'The Nursemaid Who Disappeared' were selected as Haycraft-Queen 'Cornerstones'. Seller Inventory # 029438

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Title: The Rasp; A Detective Story

Publisher: W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., London.

Publication Date: 1924

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good

Edition: 1st Edition

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Here at Sapience Bookstore, we have a large selection of rare, antiquarian and ex-emporium books available. As a small, family-run business we are, above all else, fastidious about customer service. After many years of being internet consumers, we feel that we understand the needs and concerns of internet shoppers and as such, we offer a comprehensive pre & post-purchase customer care service so that you can browse with ease & purchase with confidence. In addition to complete & accurate representation of goods and large and high-definition photographs of each and every item (up to six pictures available on our main website), we want our customers to feel free to email us with any questions & request more photographs where they see fit. If and when you decide to make a purchase with us we will endeavour to keep you abreast of your chosen items progress including payment & dispatch information. Unlike larger corporations we can afford to have a close relationship with our customers, and want you to feel free to contact us should you feel the need.

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