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Eleanor Smith Lady - Satan's Circus, Ash-Tree Press, 2004, 1st Edition, Limited James Platt Condition: The book has aged Print Number & Condition:Print 7, As New, Signed, Letter sold 28 4 2020

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Eleanor Smith Lady Satan's Circus, Ash Tree Press, 2004, 1st Edition, Limited James Platt Condition: The book has aged Print Number & Condition:Print 7, As New, Signed, Letter sold 28 4 2020 Condition: The book has aged but is in good condition Unusual cloth hardback cover with Black endpapers Text firm and clean Ash Tree Press

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