Their garden later had a Golobosh Tree brought from a trip visiting the Panjandrum. Next series, set in a fictional 'BookWorld' created by the Panjandrum. Financial Times writes that "Dharavi is the grand panjandrum of the Mumbai slums". The Panjandrum was never used in battle. In later stories The Panjandrum and his friend Bom would visit the Noah's in England. The first edition of the book was published in 1989 by Panjandrum Books. As the word panjandrum means someone in high authority, this reaffirms this possibility. The word Panjandrum has since passed into the English language. The Great Panjandrum is a reference to a line of nonsense verse by Samuel Foote. During World War II, the British military named an experimental rocket-propelled weapon the Panjandrum. Panjandrum was now equipped with over seventy cordite rockets and a stabilising third wheel.