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GIBBS, E.P.J. - Virus Diseases of Food Animals: A World Geography of Epidemiology and Control, Vol. II: Disease Monographs
New York, Academic Press, 1981. Ed.: First Edition, 23.75 Cm. Hardcover. ISBN: 0122822021. Ex-lib hardcover, good condition, w. the usual stamps and pockets. Tape marks on sp, brds nr sp. Ltlly rubbed wrap, sme lt marks, a few sm spots. Ltly slanted, ltly compressed sp, v. ltly bumped corners.Ltly tanned p. edges, ltly tanning pp. Still tig. Good/No Jacket.
USD 125.00 [Appr.: EURO 116.75 | £UK 98.75 | JP¥ 19872] Booknumber: 35211
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