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Meccano Magazine: March 1929
by Unknown Author
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| Title: |
Meccano Magazine: March 1929 |
| Author: |
Unknown Author |
| Publisher: |
Meccano |
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| Asking Price: |
£12.00 (This book has been sold. This listing is for reference purposes only.) |
| Book Condition: |
Excellent |
| Place Published: |
London |
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| Year Published: |
1929 |
| Size (Inches): |
8.25" - 11" Tall |
| Binding: |
Magazine |
| Jacket Condition: |
Excellent |
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Description / Information:
Lots of magazines in this series. Minimum order £10 value. Lovely covers showing large barge coal loading system with conveyors and cranes and some excellent photographs with the article. The Thirties Southern railway. Article on the making of Rolled steel disc wheels. The Conquest of the air. Picture of Croydon Airport Super condition bright and clean. No loss or significant tears . Lovely coloured rear cover advertising the rare Meccano book of Engineering. From June 1923 they have very attractive coloured covers. Under book condition in very good condition contents are complete including adverts in good clean condition without significant creasing. Good means some creasing or marks to a few pages but complete. Fair means either some dirty pages, some small loss, advert missing and/or some significant creases. Cover conditions are: under jacket condition in fine condition the covers are complete and with few, if any significant marks or creases. Very clean. Very good has a few relatively insignificant creases and/or fairly minor wear and/or tears to the edges and corners but without any significant loss. Also generally clean. Good has a few more tears and more major wear to the edges and corners. They may be a small amount of loss. Some marks. Fair has more significant tears, some chipping, and/or loss, or significant creases. More marks. In describing cover condition, we are referring to the covers themselves and not to the spines. Sometimes the spines are split and there are normally some marks left by the staples, which normally rust. Neither of these two features detracts from the magazine and is normal. However, if a magazine is otherwise fine but has major rust marks and serious damage to the spine then it is downgraded to very good.
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Condition:
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Inventory Location:
Box 145 Meccano Magazines
Our Book Reference:
3785
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