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Tampico: A Novel, Joseph Hergesheimer, 1926, Knopf, 1st edition

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US $30.00

ApproximatelyPHP 1,678.51

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Condition:

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“Good++ or better Condition for this vintage novel. Cover shows spine darkening/fading so lettering ”... Read moreabout condition

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US $4.00 (approx PHP 223.80) USPS Media MailTM.

Located in: Rancho Cordova, California, United States

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Estimated between Fri, 27 Sep and Tue, 1 Oct to 43230

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30 days return. Buyer pays for return shipping.

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Item specifics

Seller Notes: “Good++ or better Condition for this vintage novel. Cover shows spine darkening/fading so lettering ... “Good++ or better Condition for this vintage novel. Cover shows spine darkening/fading so lettering not legible, plus light bumping of corners. No owner name/mark found. Hinges/binding are strong/tight. Little or no age-tanning to interior paper, but tanning is evident on first and last few pages. Moderate tanning only inside boards and on first/last blank pages. A 1-inch edge tear was tape-repaired. Otherwise, interior is all clean: no tears, folds, marks, stains found. Book is strong/robust for normal use.”