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Dawn Jacobson, "Chinoiserie", published by Phaidon, first edition 1993. Light wear to dust jacket corners and edges.
Arnold Lobel, "Days with Frog and Toad", published by Harper & Row, first edition 1979.
Malcolm Gladwell, "Outliers", published by Little, Brown & Co., first edition 2008. Dust jacket wrinkled and smudged.
Sebastião Salgado, "Genesis", published by Taschen, first edition (second printing) 2013. Includes a booklet with the key to all the photographs. S...
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Nicholas A. Brawer, "British Campaign Furniture: Elegance under Canvas, 1740–1914", published by Harry N. Abrams, first edition 2001. Signed by the...
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John Le Carré, "A Perfect Spy", published by Alfred A. Knopf, first edition 1986. Light wear and tears to dust jacket.
Nicholas A. Brawer, "British Campaign Furniture: Elegance under Canvas, 1740–1914", published by Harry N. Abrams, first edition 2001. Light wear to...
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"Unseen Versailles", published by Doubleday & Company, first edition 1981. Wear and tears to dust jacket.
"Great Treasures of the Kremlin", first U.S. edition 1979. Light wear and small tears to dust jacket; personal note to a previous owner inside fron...
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Flach, "Equus", first edition 2008. Light wear to dust jacket.
Michael Crichton, "Rising Sun", first edition 1992.
Pete Dexter, "The Paperboy", first trade edition 1995. Light wear to dust jacket.
Anne Rice, "Memnoch the Devil", first edition, 1995.
