Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes - Collins 1907

Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes - Collins 1907

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Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes - Collins 1907Title: Tom Brown's Schooldays Author: Thomas Hughes Publisher: Collins Publication Date: Undated, prize sticker states 1907 Format: Hardcover Condition: This book is in acceptable condition for its age. The boards and spine are worn, damaged and have markings. There is a prize sticker on the free endpaper. Tanned pages. The etxtblock is coming away from the spine. This has been glued. Reader's note A decorative vintage edition of Tom Brown's

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