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Reginald Hodder - The Vampire, William Rider & Sons 1913, 1st Edition, 1st Printing Jeremy Silva sold 29 12 25 Limited edition: 460 copies published Inside cover has Richard

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Reginald Hodder The Vampire, William Rider & Sons 1913, 1st Edition, 1st Printing Jeremy Silva sold 29 12 25 Limited edition: 460 copies published Inside cover has Richard Limited edition: 460 copies published Some very minor wear and bruising to the corners Colour frontispiece by W Page yellowing

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