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A NOCTURNAL MEETING
Published by The International Publishing Office, London - Paris - New York[?New York], 1935
Condition: Patterned cloth. Very good. 8vo. pp. [ii]+135+[v] of blanks. Six plates. A reprint of a work that appeared originally at Paris about 1911 as part of a series of pornographic novels with the general title My Lustful Adventures, all ascribed to an author calling himself 'Ramrod.' The original Paris edition was probably published by Elias Gaucher, for the trade. In this reprint, the author's name is misspelled 'RAMOD' on the title. ( Kearney 1330/Mendes 2012-A).
