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Nyctalops Number 14 March 1978 might have sold it Examination of the sensational hoax box 51 Print Number and Condition:Print 5, As New Bumped spine base end

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Description

Examination of the sensational hoax perpetrated by the French journalist Leo Taxil in the late 1800s who created the existence of a fictitious occult sect the Palladian Masons

Pages  164

Publisher's binding and dust jacket

Inscribed to Richard (Dalby) and signed and dated

Weight   611g

Nyctalops Number 14 March 1978 might have sold it Examination of the sensational hoax box 51 Print Number and Condition:Print 5, As New Bumped spine base end Examination of the sensational hoax perpetrated by the French journalist Leo Taxil in the late 1800s who created the existence of a fictitious occult sect the Palladian Masons Pages 164

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