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Seller's Description:
Used-near fine in Near very good jacket. 12mo; 378pp. Inscribed on title page to James M(cDevitt) Magee, and dated '1942', Magee was a member of the US House of Representatives from Pennsylvania, and was from Pittsburgh, the setting of Deland's books. The book itself would be listed as 'Fine' other than a slight spine lean. The red cloth covers appear 'as new'. In unclipped ($2.00) dj which is lightly scuffed and with very limited short closed tear and tiny chips to extremities. The red lettering on spine is faded but still quite legible. Previously sold by noted dealer, Priscilla Juvelis, with her bookmark laid in, and on which is written, 'A bit of provenance-from...' DJ now protected in a removable mylar cover.