Biggles Breaks the Silence Boards are generally worn and

Boards are generally worn and bumped at edges

Some discolouration and pen and pencil notes

The standard work since its original publication in 1952 under the authority of The Royal Institute of Navigation

Slip-case is intact

Brown cloth boards with gilt lettering

Biggles Breaks the Silence Boards are generally worn andPUBLISHER Hodder & Stoughton Limited, London. BINDING Black cloth boards with silver gilt lettering and design. BOOK CONDITION Boards are generally worn, with fading especially to spine and some stain marks. Binding secure. Some foxing to block edges and outer leaves, although printed pages and images are mostly clear and little marked. Previous owner's name on flyleaf. DUST JACKET Only the front cover and flap remain, which is torn and has pieces