M'Ahmedben Cherif Effendi (Pseud.) In the house of the slave dealer (!). Vienna,…

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M'Ahmedben Cherif Effendi (Pseud.)

In the house of the slave dealer (!). Vienna, Bibliophilen Privatdruck 1920 (= around 1930). 74 S. Softcover (somewhat foxed, small tears). Slightly altered reprint of the illustrated edition of 1920, see Hayn-G. IX, 175 - 1 of 600 copies, here without number - Slightly browned. - Back cover stained. Inner cover stained.

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M'Ahmedben Cherif Effendi (Pseud.)

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