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Hofmannsthal,H.v. Lucidor. Figures for an unwritten comedy. Berlin, Erich Reiss (1919). 4°. With 6 (of which 1 signed) orig. autographs by Karl Walser. 14 nn. Ohldr. with gilt headpieces (rubbed). Jacoby 66 (dated erroneously 1925). - (= Fifth Prospero printing). - One of 170 copies, on Zanders laid paper (GA 240). - 1 wheel in the upper w. Margin with ink stain.

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Hofmannsthal,H.v. Lucidor. Figures for an unwritten comedy. Berlin, Erich Reiss (1919). 4°. With 6 (of which 1 signed) orig. autographs by Karl Walser. 14 nn. Ohldr. with gilt headpieces (rubbed). Jacoby 66 (dated erroneously 1925). - (= Fifth Prospero printing). - One of 170 copies, on Zanders laid paper (GA 240). - 1 wheel in the upper w. Margin with ink stain.

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