First English Edition. Olivegreen cloth binding stamped in gold with Dustjacet. Price clipped. NearFine/NearFine. Initials of owner, small, inside front cover. DJ has slight edge wear at spine. Book clean and bright, all corners sharp. N� de r�f. du vendeur 2002053110

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Titre : The Object-Lesson

�diteur : London, Anthony Blond Ltd. 1958

Date d'�dition : 1958

Reliure : Hardcover

Etat : Fine

Etat de la jaquette : Dust Jacket Included

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We owned and operated The Looking Glass Bookstore in downtown Portland, Oregon for thirty years. Our citations on this site are the accumulation of first editions, small press, galleys, letter press, and other interesting books and ephemera that we set aside over those years. Almost everything we saved was new, added to boxes that were sealed and kept until now. If you're looking for a particular item please let us know.

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