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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Theodore Bachaus (aka Henry Morris), The Booksellers of San Serriffe, 2001

Theodore Bachaus (aka Henry Morris)

The Booksellers of San Serriffe, 2001
Port Clarendon: San Serriffe Publishing Company (Newtown, PA: Bird & Bull Press)
One of 200 copies printed at the Foolscap Press.
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Theodore Bachaus (aka Henry Morris), The Booksellers of San Serriffe, 2001
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Octavo. 95pp. A roundup of booksellers active in Henry Morris's fictional island nation of San Serriffe, including Hoki-Nol Books, St. Luke's Paper Mill & Bookshop, and Exterminator Books. Replete with...
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Octavo. 95pp. A roundup of booksellers active in Henry Morris's fictional island nation of San Serriffe, including Hoki-Nol Books, St. Luke's Paper Mill & Bookshop, and Exterminator Books. Replete with tipped-in samples and photographs, bound-in title pages and keepsakes, a large fold-out title page from the Grandiloquent Bookshop, and woodcuts by Wesley Bates. A clever and eclectic volume 1/4 bound in orange morocco with green cloth over boards. Fine in slipcase. Prospectus and original sales receipt laid in. (Bird & Bull Bibliography A65).
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