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New York: Cameo Editions/ Midwood, 1971. presumed 1st . Soft cover. Very Good. Mass market paperback, black covers. Has been read -- slightly cocked, spine creases. With ads. Authoritative book about the sex tabloids, especially Screw Magazine. With quotes from the rags. No names, clean text. Still solid. 228 pgs
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The Dirtiest Dozen
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The Dirtiest Dozen by Miles, Derek
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Midwood, 1971. Good. Prompt shipment, with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Front cover creased else good.
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The Dirtiest Dozen (First Edition)
by Derek Miles
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New York: Cameo / Midwood, 1971. First Edition. No. M-195-30. First Edition, a paperback original. Very Good plus in wrappers, slightly cocked, and lightly edgeworn. Not in Holroyd.
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