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Flashman on the March
Signed hardcover copy of Flashman on the March by George MacDonald Fraser, published by HarperCollins in 2005. Fraser has flat signed the title page directly beneath his printed name, without a visible dedication or personalization. This copy appears to be the fifth impression of the first UK edition.
The twelfth and final Flashman novel sends Fraser’s notorious Victorian rogue Harry Flashman into the British expedition to Abyssinia of 1867–68. Blending comic adventure with carefully researched history, the story follows Flashman from Trieste into a dangerous mission connected with the European hostages held by Emperor Theodore. It provides a sardonic fictional perspective on an unusual nineteenth-century military campaign while completing Fraser’s celebrated Flashman Papers series.
Hardcover with dust jacket in Very Good overall condition. The dust jacket has noticeable rubbing, edge and corner wear, creasing, small chips and areas of surface loss, particularly around the extremities. It is now protected by clear removable plastic. A small brown spot is visible on the copyright page; the photographed title and copyright pages otherwise appear intact and legible.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy, signature and condition offered.
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Signed hardcover copy of Flashman on the March by George MacDonald Fraser, published by HarperCollins in 2005. Fraser has flat signed the title page directly beneath his printed name, without a visible dedication or personalization. This copy appears to be the fifth impression of the first UK edition.
The twelfth and final Flashman novel sends Fraser’s notorious Victorian rogue Harry Flashman into the British expedition to Abyssinia of 1867–68. Blending comic adventure with carefully researched history, the story follows Flashman from Trieste into a dangerous mission connected with the European hostages held by Emperor Theodore. It provides a sardonic fictional perspective on an unusual nineteenth-century military campaign while completing Fraser’s celebrated Flashman Papers series.
Hardcover with dust jacket in Very Good overall condition. The dust jacket has noticeable rubbing, edge and corner wear, creasing, small chips and areas of surface loss, particularly around the extremities. It is now protected by clear removable plastic. A small brown spot is visible on the copyright page; the photographed title and copyright pages otherwise appear intact and legible.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy, signature and condition offered.
