The Call Of The Wild London, Jack [Very Good] [Hardcover]
1035.13 CAD
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Gift inscription on half-title page, light edgewear, otherwise light wear; Dust Jacket fragmentary with three pieces: front and rear covers and one flap. Solid hardcover.; Second printing, also in July 1903. Jacob Blanck; Bibliography of American Literature; BAL 11876. Illustrations by Philip R Goodwin and Charles Livingston Bull; decorated by Charles Edw. Hooper. Decorated cover and dust jacket art by ""C-x"", unidentified per Minsky. First Edition, Second Printing of Jack London's classic tale of Buck the Klondike Gold Rush sled dog, with fragments of the hard-to-find dust jacket. ; 231, 2 ad pages
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The Call of the Wild London, Jack [Near Fine] [Hardcover]
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