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The set of ten are from the 1933 Orsamus Turner Harris “Punjab Edition” of Rudyard Kipling’s works, published in New York by Standard Book Company. Each book was a dollar.
The five Reader’s Digest editions are from the mid- to late-Eighties and in near perfect condition. Each book was two dollars.
Update:
In the Forum: unexpurgated Twain.
3 comments:
You really know how to buy a book!
Great editions! Great saving!
:)
Hugs!
William your library must have the look and the wonderful aroma of days gone by. These are wonderful stories and I love the look of them...wonderful buys and they have found a wonderful home...
Yes, Crissant, another lucky day!
Thanks, Janice. Each and every volume is dear, and brings back memories of the day and place I bought them.
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