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Rare Books 1983-84: Trends, Collections, Sources
Rare Books 1983-84: Trends, Collections, Sources

By Ed., Alice D, Alice D. Schreyer, Schreyer

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x, 581 pages ; 24 cm Includes bibliographical references and indexes 1. The antiquarian book trade / Jerome P. Frank and Jean Peters -- 2. Autographs and manuscripts / Kenneth W. Rendell -- 3. The...

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Collectors And Special Collections: Three Talks.
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Die Beute.
Die Beute.

By Wolfgang., Wolfgang Schreyer, Schreyer

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