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Jack Case, 2008. Paperback. Good+. 4to 9.75 - 12'' tall. Paperback. Book Condition: Good+. Jack Case, 2008. Signed by Author on Title page. 174 pages. Light general wear. A small patch of roughness on title page where a sticker may have been removed. page 128/129 has two creases at lower corner and a small tear near the middle of the side edge. Size: 4to 9.75 - 12'' tall. Signed Nautical::History History::Localities 6315L 6315L
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Only the Prominent: The Shirley Tragedy, A Log Reaching Back 65 Years
by Case, Jack
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Only the Prominent: The Shirley Tragedy, A Log Reaching Back 65 Years
by Jack Case
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First Edition. Large softcover book. Signed by author on title page. There are no other markings of any kind on or in the book, pages are clean, binding solid. Covers have no tears or folds and are clean and bright. 176 pgs with many B&W and color photos.
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