Winds of the Dawn - Some Points of View
by John Oxenham
- Used
- Paperback
- First
- Condition
- G+/N/a
- Seller
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Lutterworth, Leicestershire
Item Price:
$35.47
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About This Item
London: Methuen, 1919. "Some common sense occasional papers for the times". First edition limited to 10,000 copies. Beige covers with sunrise illustration to front and brown lettering to front and spine, priced on front cover at two shillings, 104pp. Covers and page edges a little grubby, but a very solid copy. Ref:071312. First Edition. Card Covers. G+/N/a. 11.5cmx17cm.
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Details
- Bookseller
- Church Street Books
(GB)
- Bookseller Inventory #
- 001312
- Title
- Winds of the Dawn - Some Points of View
- Author
- John Oxenham
- Format/binding
- Paperback
- Book condition
- Used - G+
- Jacket condition
- N/a
- Edition
- First Edition
- Binding
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Methuen
- Place of Publication
- London
- Date published
- 1919
Terms of Sale
Church Street Books
payment with order. Refund if description inaccurate
About the Seller
Church Street Books
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Lutterworth, Leicestershire
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About Church Street Books
Second-hand book dealer (formerly in a Diss Shop), with a stock of around 2000 books from modern quality literature to reference, aviation, classics and antiquarian
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