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St Vincent Ferrer. Hogan. 1911. on 2040-motos

US $38
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Louth, United Kingdom

Louth, United Kingdom
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St Vincent Ferrer. Hogan. 1911., US $38, image 1

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St Vincent Ferrer. Hogan. 1911., US $38, image 2 St Vincent Ferrer. Hogan. 1911., US $38, image 3

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Fading to the board edges and a large area of fading on the back board. 

The pages are complete and tightly bound. Monastery stamp on both inside boards. Tanning to blank endpapers. Age yellowing to page edges.

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