Behind Moroccan Walls Translated and Adapted by Constance Lily Morris from the books of Henriette
de Morris, Constance Lily translator and Pictures by Boris Artzybasheff
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Celarie. 1931, "Middle East', The Macmillan Company, 239 pages, Inscribed to Henry Field by Constance Lily Morris and signed by Boris Artzybasheff the artist. good cloth however there are stains on the front cover and there is no dust jacket.
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- Behind Moroccan Walls Translated and Adapted by Constance Lily Morris from the books of Henriette
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- Morris, Constance Lily translator and Pictures by Boris Artzybasheff
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We specialize in anthropology, archaeology, general natural history and art related books, books, journals and monographs. Started the book business in 1980 with an open store, we are now on-line only with our stock in a warehouse. We ship around the world and cross town and use USPS media mail and priority or first class.
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