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    Rauschining, Hermann

    Language: English

    Published by Thornton Butterworth, UK, 1939

    Seller: Arturio Books, Taunton, SOMER, United Kingdom

    Association Member: ABA PBFA

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    Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. UK 3rd impression. No dust jacket. From the personal library of Julian Luttrell, formerly of Dunster Castle, Somerset. Alys Luttrell copy, mother of Julian Luttrell. The book has Alys initials inside. Yellow boards with black lettering to spine. Solid and strong. Some markings to rear board. Fading from age to spine. Pages neat and tidy. Spotting and tanning to edges. Binding is good. No.