Eric Partridge - The Window, A Quarterly Magazine, Number 1 January 1930, H E Bates
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Eric Partridge - The Window, A Quarterly Magazine, Number 1 January 1930, H E Bates

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Eric Partridge - The Window, A Quarterly Magazine, Number 1 January 1930, H E BatesEric Partridge & Bertram Ratcliffe The Window, A Quarterly Magazine, Number 1 January 1930 Stories by H E Bates, John Brophy and E V De Fontmell, the latter's 'The Man With the Twisted Neck', is an ecclesiastical ghost story. Hardcover in fair condition. Stains to cloth. Tanning to title label. Foxing to endpapers. Tanning to leaves. Text firm and clean. Good reading copy. Weight 235g. Pages 104.

Eric Partridge  & Bertram Ratcliffe - The Window, A Quarterly Magazine, Number 1 January 1930

Stories by H E Bates, John Brophy and E V De Fontmell, the latter's 'The Man With the Twisted Neck', is an ecclesiastical ghost story.

Hardcover in fair condition.  Stains to cloth.  Tanning to title label.  Foxing to endpapers.  Tanning to leaves.  Text firm and clean.  Good reading copy.

Weight   235g.   Pages   104.

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