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Edition: First edition thus
Binding: Original Wraps
Publisher: Crowell-Collier,
Date Published: 1947.
Description: Very Good. Single complete original issue. Folio, 13 1/2" tall, 102 pages, wire saddle stich illustrated wraps, with ads and illustrations. A very good, clean, issue over all with minor exterior shelf wear, with address label on cover; interior very good, clean, paper just lightly yellowed. read more
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