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272 - Lee (Harper) To Kill a Mockingbird, English uncorrected proof, the odd light spot, occasional very light creasing, some corner creasing, original printed wrappers, slight shelf-lean, spine a little creased and with very light toning, short closed tear running across spine through one letter of title, minor chipping to foot of spine, spotting and neat ink ownership inscription to upper cover, slight creasing to covers, 8vo, Heinemann, [1960].
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Lee (Harper) To Kill a Mockingbird, English uncorrected proof, the odd light spot, occasional very light creasing, some corner creasing, original printed wrappers, slight shelf-lean, spine a little creased and with very light toning, short closed tear running across spine through one letter of title, minor chipping to foot of spine, spotting and neat ink ownership inscription to upper cover, slight creasing to covers, 8vo, Heinemann, [1960]. *** Rare uncorrected proof of one of the most celebrated American novels of the 20th century. We can trace only two other examples of this proof at auction.
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