CELESTE, THE GOLD COAST VIRGIN by MARSHALL, ROSAMOND - (first PB 1950),

Dell Mapback 382. G +. paperback / Well-worn but intact

NY: Dell Publ., 1950. 236pp. Corner crease on both covers. Photos on request. . #382, Mapback, First Printing. Paperback. Good+. Mass Market.

dell mapback, , (first PB 1950), . 382, , Reading Copy, ,poor, (ADVENTURE NOVEL IN 1905), , paperback,

Dell Book. Good. Mass Market Paperback. Dell 382. Map Back. GGA cover. Date stamp on ffep..

Dell. Good. 1949. Vintage. Paperback. ; 7 oz.; 236 pages; Vintage PB general reading/shelf wear bottom of spine taped aged good clean/tight copy of this older title '49 Dell. Celest Wills-an enchantingly lovely, golden-haired young heiress whose innocence contrasts strangely with her mother's wanton background, is unaware that her carefully guarded existence away from normal companionship, life, and love is unusual-until she falls hopelessly in love with rich, handsome Barton Strang. .

NY: Dell, [no date] First edition [NAP] Mass market paperback. #382. Vintage fiction. Creasing to hinges and corners. Edgewear to spine. Still a nice supple copy with bright cover art. Celeste on the cover sure doesn' t seem like a virgin, but appearances can be deceiving. VG+.

dell mapback, , (first PB 1950), . 382, , good, creases, (ADVENTURE NOVEL IN 1905), , paperback,

dell mapback, , (first PB 1950), . 382, , very good , creases, (ADVENTURE NOVEL IN 1905), , paperback,

dell mapback, , (first PB 1950), . 382, , very good , looks nice but right edge damp mark, (ADVENTURE NOVEL IN 1905), , paperback,

New York: Dell, 1949. First edition thus. Hardcover. Very Good. First paperback edition. 236 pp. plus publisher's ads at rear. Great color cover illustration of a revealingly clad, buxon blonde combing her hair while admiring herself in a hand mirror. Very good or a bit better, some embrowning to the pages as usual. Set in turn of the 20th century Los Angeles, the story of Celeste Wills, "...an enchantingly lovely golden-haiored young heiress whose innocence contrasts strangely with her mother's wanton background..." We suspect that the story is less titillating than the cover.