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Dickens A Christmas Carol 1954 + DJ
 
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Offering this wonderful 1954 edition of the world famous Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. Published by Penquin Books, text was printed in Edinburgh Scotland and color plates were made and printed in Great Britain, illustrated by John Leech. Original red dust jacket with color illustration on front of Mr & Mrs Fezziwig. Good+ condition, no tears, slight edge wear. Red hardboards with same illustration on front, good++ condition, no spine cracks or stains, minor rubbing on edges, does not detract. Inside fly leaves have a slight shadow type stain possibly from an old piece of paper at one time, does not detract. Pages are clean and tight, no tears, scribbles, or stains. Three full color illustrations plus several black and white illustrations. Book measures 7 1/4 inches x 4 1/2 inches. A nice small addition to your Dickens collection!
 
 
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Price:   $43.00  USD   Convert Currency
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Reference #:   GEB3287
Condition:   Good++
Circa:   1954
Maker:   Penquin Books

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