[Signed] [First Edition] Divergence Charles Sheffield [New] [Hardcover]
105.18 CAD
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Divergence by Charles Sheffield, Easton Press, 1991, first edition, 281 pages. Signed on the title page. Bound in leather, sewn signatures, gilded page edges, hubbed spine, stamped gold embossed covers. Signed First Editions of Science Fiction series. Interior art by Bruce Jensen. Also included is an unused bookplate. Book is new and unread.
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