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BOOK CRAFTS FOR SENIORS, A HANDBOOK FOR TEACHERS STUDENTS AND CRAFTWORKERS.
Collins, A.F.

   

- Leicester : The Dryad Press (1959)
- 8vo.
- cloth.
- 220 pages.
- Order Nr. 13796
- Price: $ 35.00



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Fourth edition. Not in Brenni. With 19 plates and many text illustrations. A companion volume, but more advanced, to Collins' book for junior pupils done in 1936. Ownership inscription in pencil.

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