Plunder of the Sun

£6.00

Penguin 1st Edition, published 1955.

Al Colby should never have agreed to smuggle the package from Chile to Peru. Now one man’s dead, two beautiful women have betrayed him, and a couple of gunmen are hot on his trail. All because of an ancient Quechua manuscript pointing to the hiding place of a priceless hoard, lost for centuries. The race is on – by train, by plane, by motorboat and by mule – first to find the treasure and then to escape with it alive…

Condition grading: Good. Line mark down right side of front cover. Couple of small marks to rear cover. Minor wear to spine. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.

Penguin 1st Edition, published 1955.

Al Colby should never have agreed to smuggle the package from Chile to Peru. Now one man’s dead, two beautiful women have betrayed him, and a couple of gunmen are hot on his trail. All because of an ancient Quechua manuscript pointing to the hiding place of a priceless hoard, lost for centuries. The race is on – by train, by plane, by motorboat and by mule – first to find the treasure and then to escape with it alive…

Condition grading: Good. Line mark down right side of front cover. Couple of small marks to rear cover. Minor wear to spine. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.