London: Heath Cranton Limited, 1938. First edition, first printing. One of two hundred and fifty copies. This is a very good copy. This is one of the first two hundred and fifty copies ordered and is therefore signed by the authors on the verso of the title page in black ink. This is indicated in the publisher's prospectus tipped to the flyleaf. The dust wrapper has several chips, most notable to the rear panel. It remains bright and dons a very striking design. The boards are very sharp in the publisher's blue cloth. The thirteen collographic illustrations are present, as called for. The text blocks are clean and with not one spot of foxing. Overall, this is a very good copy of a scarce title. 'We're off to a place we've never heard of; we can t speak a word of Spanishm but we're going to take a villa in Spain! That s the mood of this book. Two girls off to Spain in search of sunshine and anything else that might come along.' Thankfully they did, as this book would not have been conceived.