Weird Tales Magazine, Volume 29 Number 2 February 1937, Bram Stoker, Seabury Quinn Shane Phillips sold 29 7 23 Foxing and darkening to dust Jeffery Farnol Condition Original red cloth Print Number and Condition:Print 4, As New

Name: Weird Tales Magazine, Volume 29 Number 2 February 1937, Bram Stoker, Seabury Quinn Shane Phillips sold 29 7 23 Foxing and darkening to dust Jeffery Farnol Condition Original red cloth Print Number and Condition:Print 4, As New
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Weird Tales Magazine, Volume 29 Number 2 February 1937, Bram Stoker, Seabury Quinn Shane Phillips sold 29 7 23 Foxing and darkening to dust Jeffery Farnol Condition Original red cloth Print Number and Condition:Print 4, As New Foxing and darkening to dust jacket with a mark to rear cover The letters and diary entries provide a first hand perspective on her life and social circle during WWI

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