| Dimensions | 11 × 18 × 2 cm |
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Grey cloth binding with black title on the spine
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For conditions, please view this nicely restored edition. The 1939 London edition of The Four Feathers by A. E. W. Mason, published by John Murray, is a special photoplay printing that tied into the famous 1939 movie directed by Zoltan Korda.
About This 1939 Edition
Publisher: John Murray, located in London.
Film Tie-In: Copies from this printing often featured special dust wrappers or wraparound bands to promote the Alexander Korda film.
Story Overview
The Plot: A young British officer named Harry Feversham resigns his commission right before his regiment deploys to combat.
The Feathers: Three fellow officers and his fiancée hand him four white feathers to brand him a coward.
The Redemption: Harry travels in secret to Sudan during the Mahdist War, to perform dangerous, heroic tasks and win back his honor.

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