Chancellorsville 1863 by H. John Cooper 1972 First Edition First Printing Near Fine

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Price:$28.00

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  • Get it by
    Oct 22-27
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    Accepted within 7 days
  • Cost to ship
    FREE to United States, 43215.

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Chancellorsville 1863 — H. John Cooper
Charles Knight & Co., London, 1972. First edition, first printing.

Condition: Near Fine (just short of new — minor shelf presence).
Noted flaws, plainly:
• light wear to spine head, front cover
• minor edge rubbing to laminated boards
Photos show the exact copy you will receive.

Printing points, checked on this copy:
• Copyright page states 'First Edition 1972'
• Charles Knight & Co. Ltd., 11/12 Bury Street, London imprint
• ISBN 0 85314 158 4 on copyright page
• Rear board priced £1.00 NET; SBN 85314 168 4
• Knight's Battles for Wargamers series, laminated boards

Shipping: FREE and tracked. The book is wrapped in bubble wrap and protected — never a bare mailer. From a smoke-free home. Message me for more photographs of this exact copy.

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  • Get it by
    Oct 22-27
  • Return policy
    Accepted within 7 days.
  • Ships from
    Roswell, GA
  • Cost to ship
    FREE to United States, 43215

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