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The children of Mu - cosmic forces of Mu - secret places of the lion - man`s origin, man`s destiny
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By James Churchward:
The second and fourth books in the Cosmic Forces of Mu.
The Children of MU (2nd) - 3rd impression 1971.
The Cosmic Forces of MU (4th) - not dated.
Both books are illustrated and both are in a similar condition.
Hardcovers with dust jacket, Neville Spearman London publications.
Books are in an excellent collectable preowned condition and well preserved. The dust jackets have protected the covers well, pages are only lightly creamed in colour, page edges lightly stained by dust, binding and spine strong, text clean and print is still visibly clear.
Secret Places of the Lion by George Hunt Williamson
2nd impression, November 1959, hardcover with dust jacket published by Neville Spearman London.
Condition: Very good condition, the dust jacket is a bit scuffed and worn through in places. It has protected the book quite well so their are few scuffs and little fading to the actual books cover. 230 pages clean and only lightly yellowed, spine intact, binding tight. A nice collectable edition.
Man's Origin, Man's Destiny by A. E. Wilder Smith
Telos International West Germany, 1974, paperback.
Cover is very lightly scuffed with some stains. 320 pages, binding good, spine good, light water stains to the top of the book and the blank first page has pencilled notes. Page colour is only slightly creamed. A neat, readable copy.
