The Hardy Boys #29 The Secret Of The Lost Tunnel - Rare UK w/Dust Jacket 1950

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THE HARDY BOYS #29 THE SECRET OF THE LOST TUNNEL by FRANKLIN DIXON, published by UK publisher Harold Hill in 1950, First Printing (no references to subsequent printings on copyright page), orange "Gretta" endpapers, greyish blue boards with dark blue lettering to spine and front board, 6/- net price on DJ front flap. VERY RARE AND HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE U.K. BOOK. NOTE - THIS IS THE FIRST UK HAROLD HILL HARDY BOYS BOOK (THE BOOKS WERE PUBLISHED OUT OF ORDER) - #1 TOWER TREASURE WASN'T PUBLISHED BY HAROLD HILL UNTIL 1951. Lists: Dust Jacket Front Flap: Lost Tunnel Dust Jacket Rear Flap: Grosset Picture Books ad Dust Jacket Back Cover: Ad for next Hardy Boys book (Crooked Arrow) Book front list: Crooked Arrow (books are listed in original order of U.S. publication) Book has no creased page corners, blue top stain is nice without fading or drop spots, slight dust soiling/foxing/age darkening to outer page edges, endpapers are clean and free from any tape residue, no tearing or splitting of page block from internal hinges, no former owner's markings or used bookseller stamps/stickers inside, no wear to board edges or board corners or spine tips, no age darkening to outer page edges, no soiling or staining to boards, no color wear or surface color tears to boards, no bumped board corners. Dust Jacket has small irregular chip at bottom of spine and nick loss at top of front flap crease otherwise no chipping, tearing or creasing, hint of wear to spine tips, hint of wear to front flap crease, couple of nicks along rear panel otherwise no edge wear, no soiling or staining, no dust rubbing to white rear panel, no color rubbing to to front panel, no spine sun fading. Overall a FINE-/N-FINE book in VG/VG+ condition DJ (not price clipped) of a rare Hardy Boys hardcover UK Printing. I have a number of other hardcover Hardy Boys books up for sale. N° de ref. del artículo ABE-1678177328586

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