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Paris: Librairie Fernand Nathan. 1926. Presumed First Edition. Quarto hardcover in blue cloth with large orange/blue/white decoration on front depicting a dragon and a helicopter, all edges gilt, tight binidng, clean unfoxed pages, the cover has light wear at edges, ink? stain on small portion of foredge, rubbing spot on back panel, else Good+++, no dj. Attractive book; text in French .
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Le Raid Mysterieux De Martin Crusoe Au Coeur De Sargasses
by Bridges, T. C.
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Mother Goose Playhouse: Old King Cole; Sing a Song of Sixpence; Ding Dong Bell; Mistress Mary; Black Sheep; There Was an Old Woman; Mary's Lamb; Hey Diddle Diddle
by Clyne, Geraldine
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J. S. Publishing. First of This issue?. 8 octovo issues with pop-ups, all NFINE+++ or better--conservatively graded. All of the interior pop-ups are in excellent condition. No discernable wear and the colors are superb. Looks like a full set of this publication. Nigh impossible to find in better condition. .
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