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The Rope Which Hangs - Gerald Fairlie
1932 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Hodder, London
A VG indeed book in VG indeed unclipped dust wrapper
NO names, inscriptions or stamps etc
The jacket shows some wear to spine top and shelf wear to extremeties
A very rare early book
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Brief Biography
FAIRLIE, Gerard. British. Born in London, 1 November 1899. Educated in Brussels, 1906-11; Downside School, 1912-17; Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. 1917-18. Served in the ScotsGuards, 1918-24(Army heavyweight boxer, 1919); Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Sussex Regiment, 1939-45: Croix de Guerre; Bronze Star. Married Joan Roskell in 1923; two daughters and one son. Assistant to Bernard Darwin. Golf Correspondent of The Times, London, 1924-25; Golf Correspondent, Bystander, 1925-30, and Britannia, 1930, both London; Screen-writer for British and American film companies, 1931-49. Member, British Olympic Bobsleigh Team, Chamonix, France, 1924. Died in April 1983.

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	The Rope Which Hangs - Gerald Fairlie 1932 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Hodder, London A VG indeed book in VG indeed unclipped dust wrapper NO names, inscriptions or stamps etc The jacket shows some wear to spine top and shelf wear to extremeties A very rare early book For Sale at £250 (approx $400) *P7 - free delivery worldwide !	Buy Secure - Enquire or Add to Cart
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