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Book# 5224

Byron, Joseph

New York life at the turn of the century. From the Bryron collection of the Museum of the City of New York. Text by Albert K. Baragwanath.

Ort   New York, NY
Verlag   Dover Publications, Inc.
Jahr   1985
Einband   pb.
Illustration, Ausstattung   122 b&w photographs
Medium   Buch
ISBN / ISSN   0-486-24863-1
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Text engl.
9.95 $.
Photographie 20. Jahrh. USA Stadtansichten, New York Monographie Sammlungen, Museum of the City of New York Baragwanath, Albert K. 
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