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PAPERMAKING THROUGH EIGHTEEN CENTURIES
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New York, William Edwin Rudge, 1930, cloth, leather spine label, top edge gilt, dust jacket, later leather backed clamshell box
First edition, Good
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First edition (Hart no. 33). Spine of jacket age-darkened and rubbed, dampstain along the top edge of the jacket and spine of the clamshell box, else a well-preserved copy. 214 illustrations. Standard text book and history of papermaking.
New York: William Edwin Rudge, 1930; thick 8vo., cloth, leather spine label, top edge gilt, dust jacket, later leather backed clamshell box; xviii, 358 pages. Book # 72720
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