"Engraved Bookplates: European Ex Libris 1950-1970" 1972 SEVERIN, Mark and REID, Anthony Vogue Body (top of collar-ribbed hem): Theatre

Name: "Engraved Bookplates: European Ex Libris 1950-1970" 1972 SEVERIN, Mark and REID, Anthony Vogue Body (top of collar-ribbed hem): Theatre
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"Engraved Bookplates: European Ex Libris 1950 1970" 1972 SEVERIN, Mark and REID, Anthony Vogue Body (top of collar ribbed hem): Theatre Body (top of collar ribbed hem): 29"L It isn't All Mink (1959) Presents over 500 bookplates (including some of Severin’s) with gazetteer and index of bookplate artists and many reproductions Private Libraries Association

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