Null Thiele Margarete - "Was drei kleine Bären im Wald erlebten",72 p. With 7 co…

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Thiele Margarete - "Was drei kleine Bären im Wald erlebten",72 p. With 7 color plates and numerous color text illustrations by Franziska Schenkel. First edition, 1923 - Binding somewhat rubbed at the edges, pages somewhat browned, good condition for age.

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Thiele Margarete - "Was drei kleine Bären im Wald erlebten",72 p. With 7 color plates and numerous color text illustrations by Franziska Schenkel. First edition, 1923 - Binding somewhat rubbed at the edges, pages somewhat browned, good condition for age.

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