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    Verlag: Peripatetic Press, Boston, 1946

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    Anbieter: By The Way Books, Richmond, TX, USABy The Way Books

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    EUR 327,70

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    First edition. Signed on title page by Harry and Gladys; Laid in is a post card promoting the book addressed and stamp canceled and a manuscript poem by Harry; Stories of life and work of Greek sponge divers in Tarpon Springs, Florida; Written by Harry and illustrated with pen-and-ink line drawings by Gladys; Hand printed and bound by the couple; Binding is hand-sewn into palm-leaf covers with sponge as the spine; Limited to 800 copies, this being no. 760; Near very good condition; corners of binding worn and chipped.…

  • Verlag: Peripatetic Press. Boston U S A, 1946

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    Anbieter: Patrick Pollak Rare Books ABA ILAB, SOUTH BRENT, DEVON, Vereinigtes KönigreichPatrick Pollak Rare Books ABA ILAB

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    EUR 369,51

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    pp. (iv), 78. Map and 9 plates, tail pieces. In the original binding of plaited palm-frond strips (?) with a strip of sponge for the spine, no. 268 of a LIMITED EDITION of 800 copies, signed presentation inscription from Gladys Remde on the title-page, with a title and imprint label tipped in at the end, a couple of tiny chips to the edges of this delicate binding, overall a very good copy. *A charming account of the community of Tarpon Springs, Florida, and of the Greek divers from the Dodecanese [the Twelve Islands], who came annually for the sponge harvest. An eccentric binding and attractive provenance.…