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Philobiblon. Jahrgang 24. Heft 4. November 1980

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A quarterly publication for book and graphic collectors.

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  • Format: Book
  • Year: 1980
  • Client/Publisher: Dr. Ernst Hauswedell & Co. Verlag
  • Size: 160mm x 240mm

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Philobiblon. Jahrgang 24. Heft 4. November 1980.
Philobiblon. Jahrgang 24. Heft 4. November 1980.
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