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8 Vintage Books from 1950s+
SKU: 8707-11464938
$35.00
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Collection of vintage books.
- Ten Tales From Shakespeare (published 1969, reprinted 1973)
- The Razor's Edge by W. Somerset Maugham (published 1944, reprinted 1964)
- The Moon and Sixpence by W. Somerset Maugham (published 1919, reprinted 1955)
- Noone of the Ulu by Dennis Holman (published 1958)
- Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (published 1965, reprinted 1977)
- Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte (published 1966)
- Messiah by Gore Vidal, (published 1973, reprinted 1977)
- Life's Look-out, Autobiography by Sydney Watson (unknown publishing date, possibly due to missing page
Books are of varying quality but mostly very weathered and old.
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Condition
Used: poor
Books Types
Antiques & Collectibles, Classic Books
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