"Engravings By Rex Whistler For Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels" 1971 SWIFT, Jonathan Ian Fleming this diary has its small Theatre

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"Engravings By Rex Whistler For Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels" 1971 SWIFT, Jonathan Ian Fleming this diary has its small Theatre this diary has its small featured an issue focused on "Great Country" life with fashion by Givenchy and others Clamshell case containing 31 leaves in total and an original printing plate 27 are illustrations printed from the original plates

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