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Lord of the Rings (3 vol. set) by J.R.R. Tolkien
£1,200.00
Lord of the Rings - Three volume set in slip case
Published: George Allen & Unwin Ltd, London - twelfth impression 1962
Condition: Good. Cardboard slip case worn but still intact. All three volumes with dust jackets. The dust jacket of the first volume is a little torn at the top and bottom of the spine, the dust jackets of the other volumes are a little worn but otherwise in good condition. All the dust jackets are unclipped. The dust jackets were originally wrapped in cellophane which is now falling apart, but the cellotape which attached the cellophance has left some yellow stains on the inside of the boards. The binding of all three volumes is firm, the pages are clean and unmarked.
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