Modern First Editions Points and Values by Gilbert H. Faves by Gilbert H. Fabes
by Gilbert H. Fabes
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- hardcover
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Folcraft Library Editions, 2019-08-23. Hardcover. Very Good. Folcraft Library Editions, 1970, hardcover, no DJ. Limited run of 750 copies. Number of copy rubbed out. Very good. Tight binding, bright crisp copy throughout. No ownership markings throughout. Well packaged, ships fast with tracking.
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- Resource for Art and Music Books
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- SKU1001841
- Title
- Modern First Editions Points and Values by Gilbert H. Faves by Gilbert H. Fabes
- Author
- Gilbert H. Fabes
- Format/binding
- Hardcover
- Book condition
- Used - Very Good
- Quantity available
- 1
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Folcraft Library Editions
- Date published
- 2019-08-23
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