Number: A Magazine of Modern Poetry, Vol. I Number 1 (Spring 1950)

Language: English

Published by Wobber Brothers, San Francisco, 1950

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In very good condition; light toning top edge and edge parallel to spine front and back covers; short diagonal crease top outside corner last two pages; otherwise, clean, binding sound. Co-edited by William Lutz. Staple bound, 31 pages. 7.5 x 5.5 in. Contributors include: Karim Amirkhosrovi, May Carl, Era Chamberlain, Estelle Childs, Ada Davies, Mary Greenfield, Benjamin Gross, Lawrence Hart, Martha Heyneman, Mary Hutton, Winifred Johnson, Ann Marie Larson, William Lutz, Jeanne McGahey, Rosalie Moore, Alice Paula, Emily Pausch, Tekla Perry, Kenneth Pettitt, Helen Scales, Suzanne Sullivan, Jeanette Tellock, Betty Turnoy, Emily White, Elva Williams, Don Wobber and Nanying Stella Wong.

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Number: A Magazine of Modern Poetry, Vol. I Number 1 (Spring 1950)
Author
Don Wobber, editor
Publisher
Wobber Brothers, San Francisco
Publication year
1950
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Soft cover
Language
English

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