The cover has a little wear, with rubbing and a few small marks. The page edges are lightly tanned. The first page has a name inscription from a previous owner, which has been striped out by a felt-tip pen mark. 135 pages. Books listed here are not stored at the shop. Please contact us if you want to pick up a book from Newtown. Seller Inventory # 174618

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Title: Reading Images

Publisher: Deakin University, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Publication Date: 1990

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Very Good

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Large shop within 4 miles of Sydney Opera House and close to Sydney University. First established in Sydney in 1967. Have remainders bought over those years, many ageing like good wine. We have many second hand books in all categories. Find us on Google Maps. Enter "Goulds Books Australia". We are at 536 King St, Newtown.

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Goulds Book Arcade, Sydney
NSW, Australia

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We are pleased to receive orders via the Abebooks shopping basket. VISITS: PRIOR NOTICE is needed if you would like to PICK UP a book from our shop. Our listed books are not on the public access shelves, though duplicates might be. You could use Ask Bookseller a Question, beneath the book description, and type something like: Can I pick up this book at the weekend. This minimizes the keyboard work you need to do. Or communicate with us in any other way. Much of our stock will probably never be l...

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Orders usually ship within 3 business days, unless Express or Courier services are requested. For overweight books, we will seldom apply for extra postage (even though we may warn of this in the description) as we have recently got a low contract postage rate through the Australian Booksellers� Association.

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