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Hard Cover in plastic protected DJ. First edition. Collins Harvill 1986. 304 pages inc index.

The DJ has a somewhat tatty plastic cover which has however protected it nicely. There are some tape marks on the inside front and back covers as a result. There is a prvious owners name on the ffep . otherwise the book is still tighly bound and in pretty good condition. ( see pics below) Please feel free to ask questions. local postage will be R35 inc insurance.

" George Adamson tells the story of his two tempestuous marriages - one to Joy of Elsa fame, the other to the lions he has saved from imprisonment, loved and returned to the wild - with frankness and a wry humour. I found it exciting, touching and deeply absorbing from first to last - Elspeth Huxley"