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FIFTY BOOKS EXHIBITED BY THE INSTITUTE, 1926 WITH INTRODUCTIONS BY W.A. DWIGGINS AND FREDERIC G. MELCHER.

   

- New York : John Day Co. 1927
- tall 4to.
- cloth.
- (vi), 10 pages followed by the pages showing the 50 Books of the Year.
- Order Nr. 13927
- Price: $ 8.00



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The first exhibit of the 50 Books of the Year staged. Six page introduction by Dwiggins. Lacks jacket. Covers are spotted.

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