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The Cream O' Scottish Humour by William J. McKenzie, 1933
The Cream O' Scottish Humour by William J. McKenzie, 1933
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A delightful collection of Scottish wit and humour, showcasing the warmth of Scotland’s storytelling tradition.
◆ Book for Sale - The Cream O' Scottish Humour by William J. McKenzie, 1933
◆ Date - 1933
◆ Author - William J. McKenzie
◆ Format - Hardcover
◆ Page Number - 268
◆ Height of Book - 21.4 cm
◆ Publisher - John Lane the Bodley Head Ltd.
◆ Condition - Good
◆ Place of Publication - London
◆ Condition Description - Some light edge wear to blue boards. GILT title to front and spine. Some staining to boards and discolouring to spine. Some foxing to pages and page edges. Private reference number from previous owner written on inside back board in pencil. First Edition.
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