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09-26-2010, 03:34 PM
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Pete- it does sound strange and if it is paper thin it's either just a layer of the cover, or possibly there was a flyer of some kind issued at the same time. Either way, that glass blower ad was glued on after the fact. I agree you would be better off passing at that price level, since that is roughly the value of the whole book.
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