Title: Fun for the Secret Seven.
Author: Enid Blyton
Publisher: Brockhampton Press
Published Date: 1963
Edition: First edition. First Impression. 
Pagination: pp.120
Size: 19.5cm x 14cm
Binding: Hardback
Dust Jacket: Yes
Condition: Good with good dust jacket
 
'How could the Secret Seven save old Tolly's horse Brownie from being destroyed? True, they weren't short of ideas even if their pocket-money was scarce. George's windfall helped a lot, of course, but more than anything else it was the Secret Seven's own determination that won security for a grand old man and the horse he loved so much.'
 
Dark/light blue pictorial boards with blue lettering to the front cover and spine. The boards are in very good condition with some light rubbing/bumping to the corners and to the head and tail of the spine. Decorative endpapers which have some light foxing and are free from inscriptions. The contents are lightly age toned with some light foxing throughout. The 'this book belongs to' label on the half title page is clean. Red and black frontispiece. Some light spotting to page edges. Complete with unclipped [7/6 NET] dust jacket which has some light wear to the edges, the word 'suit' written on the inside flap, and minor surface soiling. Overall a very good example of this wonderful children's classic by Enid Blyton.