HARVARD LAMPOON SOCIETY

The Harvard Lampoon; Volumes 119 and 120

Cambridge: Harvard Lampoon, 1940.

Issues from volumes 119 and 120 (1940) bound together in one volume. Illustrated in black & white with some covers in color. 4to, lightly soiled red cloth, corners bumped, back cover scratched and significantly damp-stained at bottom. Cambridge: Harvard Lampoon, 1941. A very good(-) copy.

Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good(-)
Language: English

Price: $35.00

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