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143 - Economics.- Money (Sir Leo Chiozza) Product Money, first edition,3 photographic plates, 8pp publisher's advertisements to rear, Methuen & Co Ltd., 1933. § Everett (Edwin Mallard), The Party of Humanity, first edition, presentation copy signed and inscribed by the author to the pastedown, "For Harold Gulliver, who understands about this sort of thing - Edwin M. Everett", North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1939, the odd spot, light foxing to fore-edges, original cloth, light bumping, dust-jackets, (Party of Humanity clipped, with losses to spine ends, corners, and extremities), loss to price label on Money and a few nicks, both foxed and slightly browned.§ Pigou (A.C. [Arthur Cecil]), A Study in Public Finance, first edition,foxed to first and last few ff., original cloth, some fading, bumping to spine ends, Macmillan and Co.,1928; and others relating to the subject, including Gold (Joseph), c. 25 signed pamphlets, v.s., (c.190)
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Economics.- Money (Sir Leo Chiozza) Product Money, first edition,3 photographic plates, 8pp publisher's advertisements to rear, Methuen & Co Ltd., 1933. § Everett (Edwin Mallard), The Party of Humanity, first edition, presentation copy signed and inscribed by the author to the pastedown, "For Harold Gulliver, who understands about this sort of thing - Edwin M. Everett", North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1939, the odd spot, light foxing to fore-edges, original cloth, light bumping, dust-jackets, (Party of Humanity clipped, with losses to spine ends, corners, and extremities), loss to price label on Money and a few nicks, both foxed and slightly browned.§ Pigou (A.C. [Arthur Cecil]), A Study in Public Finance, first edition,foxed to first and last few ff., original cloth, some fading, bumping to spine ends, Macmillan and Co.,1928; and others relating to the subject, including Gold (Joseph), c. 25 signed pamphlets, v.s., (c.190) ***Product Money in the very scarce art-deco style dust-jacket. An excellent example.
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