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The Windsor Magazine

Ward, Lock & Co., Limited, 1901.

Volume 14, October, Number 82

Contains 'A gallop with the storm' by L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace, and 'The Fylmire diamond' by Barry Pain.

G. Rust showing through on covers. Loss and split to top of spine, crack and split to bottom of spine, and a couple of closed tears to front cover. Band of toning down edge of front cover, and a little spotting to top page edges.

Ref No: 3201

£15.00

Author: Eustace, RobertMeade, L. T.Kipling, RudyardHyne, CutcliffePain, BarryCarr, Comyns (Mrs)Monkton, EricKing, K. Douglas

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