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Brian Lumley - The Compleat Crow, W Paul Ganley, 1987, Deluxe Signed 1st Edition, Limited Harper Collins Red Cloth and a Cream Inside cover has Richard

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Brian Lumley The Compleat Crow, W Paul Ganley, 1987, Deluxe Signed 1st Edition, Limited Harper Collins Red Cloth and a Cream Inside cover has Richard Red Cloth and a Cream Title label with black writing on front and spine Condition: Fair some creasing a wear and stains on the back A hardbacked book with dust jacket like new with slipcase Stephen E Fabian

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