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JOHN O`LONDONS WEEKLY- ONE BINDED VOLUME XXXVII FROM JUNE - OCT 1937 (Old Literary newspapers)

JOHN O`LONDONS WEEKLY- ONE BINDED VOLUME XXXVII FROM JUNE - OCT 1937 (Old Literary newspapers)

Name: JOHN O`LONDONS WEEKLY- ONE BINDED VOLUME XXXVII FROM JUNE - OCT 1937 (Old Literary newspapers)
SKU: kingmidasgold2
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John O'London's Weekly was a weekly literary magazine t published by George Newnes Ltd of London between 1919 and 1954. .Published by George Newnes 8-11 Southampton Street, Strand,

Hardback is well-binded, good condition for its age (please see photos above)

ONE of the newspapers IN THIS BINDING (from internet) "John O'London's Weekly | Volume XXXVII. Issue Number 949 | Summer Reading Number, June 18, 1937 | H. E. Bates 'The Rivers of England'; Princess Antoine Bibesco 'Crowds'; Laurence Housman 'The Village Conjurer'; Seton Gordon 'Illustrated Supplement - Hunting with a Camera'; Henry Baerlein 'The Dance of the Moneylenders'; John Gibbons 'My Muse and I'."