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1993rif. BN67170Sauerländer Düsseldorf 1993. Paperback. wie neu! Sauerländer Düsseldorf paperback
1934rif. 7562Indianapolis: Popular Fiction Publishing Company 1934. First Edition. Quarto 25cm; original pictorial pulp wrappers; pp.401-529; illus. Sunning to spine light wear to extremities with subtle tanning to text edges a tiny tear at mid-spine and a few tiny creases to rear wrapper; complete; Very Good. Contents include the first appearance of Howard's Conan story "Shadows in the Moonlight" "Satan's Garden" by E. Hoffmann Price C.L. Moore's "Black Thirst" "The Death of Malygris" by Clark Ashton Smith Carl Jacobi's "The Cane" and works by Dale Clark Frank Belknap Long and Arthur J. Banks. Cover art by Margaret Brundage. Popular Fiction Publishing Company unknown
1981rif. BN67260Sauerländer Düsseldorf 1981. Hardcover/gebunden. der Buchrücken wurde mit grünem Gewebeband restauriert Ecken leicht bestoßen Seiten sauber! Sauerländer Düsseldorf hardcover
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rif. 049347Broadway House London England: George Routledge and Sons Limited. Cloth. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. xii 504pp 24pp publisher's catalogue. Front hinge repaired. Maroon cloth w gold lettering on spine. Moderate wear to corners surface scuff to head tail and joints. Binding is sound. Wax stain on back board. Small octavo: 190 x 136mm. Originally published 1879 in an illustrated binding with gold stamping but based on the books listed in the publisher's catalogue and the plain binding this edition dates between 1904-09. Professor Louis Hoffmann whom Houdini described as "the Brightest Star in the Firmament of Magical Literature" was the pseudonym for Angelo John Lewis who was by profession a barrister Reynolds Modern Magic 1976. George Routledge and Sons, Limited hardcover
