Of Long Ago: The Children and The City

Of Long Ago: The Children and The City
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1949 · Pennsylvania

by Bakewell, Mary E.
Pennsylvania: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1949. Octavo; VG-/no-DJ; Thin red fabric spine with no text. Boards have shelf wear, rubbing on edges and front, damp stains on rear, bumping to corners, apart from that, binding strong; Textblock has light wear on edges, previous owner's name in ink on front end paper, otherwise, free of marks on pages; pp 65.

Shelved in Netdesk office, Ephemera box C. 1256069. Shelved Rockville Bookstore. (Inventory #: 1256069)
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