Pamphlet 5.3 x 8 inches, self-wraps, 16 pages, condition Very Good except for vertical fold; "Reprinted from the Manchester Guardian of 20th July, 1885".

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Title: The Silver Question. Gold and Silver and the Depression of Trade
Publisher: Taylor, Garnett, Evans, and Co., Manchester NH
Publication Date: 1885
Binding: Pamphlet
Condition: Good

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Primarily an out-of-print book store, ethnographic art and oriental rug gallery. We specialize in Antiquarian Old and Rare, Americana, Art books and general stock foreign language books--approximately 30000 titles. Please visit my web site at http://www.stony-hill-madison.com/ PLEASE NOTE: I am open 12-4 CST, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Since my computer is at the store, I normally receive e-mail only during those hours. Please be patient. ADDITIONAL NOTE: we cannot assume liability for international shipments once they have left the shores of the United States. NO refunds will be made for non-receipt of books mailed internationally.

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Stony Hill Books
WI, U.S.A.

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