No Place, No Publisher, nd [1860s?]. First edition, first impression. Paperback. A very good copy. Recbound in quarter leather. Pulp leaves heavily tanned. One of a number of books from the time creating a fantasy around the Salvadoran siblings. Probably classes as a Lost Race work. [10864, Hyraxia Books].
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