APPLAUD THE HOLLOW GHOST
de WALKER, DAVID J.:
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St Martins Press, New York, 1998. First edition, black boards, 274pp, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, VG+ (v sl edge wear, v sl rubbed, author sign to title page, v sl internal separation to title page) d/w VG (v sl creases wear & tears to extrems, v sl rubbed, 1in tear up front flap)
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- APPLAUD THE HOLLOW GHOST
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- WALKER, DAVID J.:
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- Usado
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- St Martins Press, New York, 1998
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- modern first edition david j walker
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- modern first edition signed;
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