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FREE WORLDWIDE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS OVER £30*
USA and Europe £3.75 14 - 21 days
Rest of World £4.75 14 - 28 days
Free express worldwide delivery.
In the unusual event that you are not entirely satisfied with your book you have 30 days to request a full return/refund (incl. return shipping costs). After which time we unfortunately won't be able to offer you a refund or exchange. Refunds will be paid on receipt of the returned item.
There are certain situations where a partial refund may be more satisfactory/appropriate. In this case you will not need to return the item, but instead simply email a photograph of the product plus an explanation of your request. For additional information about refunds and returns, please see our full policy here.
A rare illustrated copy of J. R. R. Tolkien's underappreciated work, Smith of Wootton Major--a gem among a bounty of out of print rare books and stunning vintage books on our 2nd hand bookstore!
'Far off there was a great hill of shadow, and out of that shadow, which was its root, he saw the King's Tree springing up, tower upon tower, into the sky, and its light was like the sun at noon; and it bore at once leaves and flowers and fruits uncounted, and not one was the same as any other that grew on The Tree.'