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      Seller: Bradley Ross Books, Auburn, CA, U.S.A.Bradley Ross Books

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      Soft cover. Condition: Acceptable. 1st Edition. Original complete pulp in acceptable condition. Significant closed tears to cover with interior tape repairs. 8 Get Mad, Busher! Roe Richmond na; baseball. 30 Keeping Up with the Joneses John Winters Fleming qz 31 Hot Shoes for Hammerhead Lee Floren ss; motorbike race. 39 The Lady and the Umpire Hal K. Wells ss; baseball. 50 Sumo and the Fighting Sergeant Frederick E. Lowell ss; sumo. 54 Inspiration Guy Wadsworth Nealey ss; baseball. 62 "I'll Think-You Punch!" H. C. Eaton ss; fight. 71 Sixgun Playoff Jim Moore ss; baseball. 84 The Assassin and the Keystone Sack James L. Harte ss; baseball. 91 The Mighty Minihan King McCord ss; football. 101 Smokeball Loafer J. J. Mathews nv; baseball. 122 Dope from the Dugout Wilcey Earle cl 128 Underwater Spear-Fishing Harold Gluck ar. Magazine.

    • Published by Quebec: 1834., 1834

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      Seller: D & E LAKE LTD. (ABAC/ILAB), Toronto, ON, CanadaD & E LAKE LTD. (ABAC/ILAB)

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      8vo. 3 pages, with address & Postal Marking (Quebec DE 8 1834) on verso of third page. (horizontal & vertical folds, seal torn away from last leaf affecting a few words). McCORD, William King [1803-1858] [Judge of the Court of Circuits; Superior Court Judge]. Authograph letter, signed, dated Quebec, December 8, 1834, to his brother, John Samuel McCord [Father of David Ross McCord [1801-1865]]. Correspondence between the McCords relating to legal matters: "you could hardly suppose that Mr. C. could have a cause to use such language with offensive intention, much less that he could do so without a cause. I may make bold to say that this view of the case has struck you since writing your letter; we will have to review that Bill of R. & A.Haddan accepted by you through Ferguson".