(DELBLANCO, Kurt)

Kurt Delbanco

2001.

Illustrated in color and black and white. 32 pages, small 8vo, black and white pictorial wrappers. No place, no publisher, 2001. A near fine copy.

Presentation copy, signed in ink on verso of front cover with a sketched self portrait: "For Harmer with best wishes from Kurt. November 2001." Another original sketch in pencil and ink laid in. Inscribed: "another for Harmer. 11.19.01"

Illustrator: Kurt Delbanco
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Near Fine
Language: English

Price: $50.00

Item #287936

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