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The Late Uncle Max.

FITT, Mary [Pseud. of FREEMAN, Kathleen (1897-1959).

London: MacDonald. 1957. First edition. Octavo, pp. 192. Publisher's black cloth with yellow titles to spine, dynamic pictorial dustjacket. Small pen annotation on flyleaf, plus a small area of rough surface where a sticker or similar has been removed, some staining to the top edge. Dustwrapper shows well with just marginal wear to the top and tail edges. A very good copy. Item #43707

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