South African Jewry: A Contemporary Approach (Signed by Editor) | Marcus Arkin (Ed.)
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Product code
IZ5170
Bob Shop ID
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Publisher: Oxford University Press (1984)
ISBN: 0195703650
Condition: Very good. Light rubbing and slight edgewear to the DJ. Previous owner's name stamp to front free endpaper.
Binding: Hardcover with DJ
Pages: 212
Dimensions: 21.6 x 14.2 x 1.9cm
SKU: IZ5170
Weight: 0.45kg
Price: R200.00
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by Marcus Arkin (Ed.)
+++ Please see photo for synopsis of book. This copy belonged to 'Mo' Skiken, the author of The Social History of the Jewish Community of Brakpan. With his rubber stamp to front free endpaper.
ISBN: 0195703650
Condition: Very good. Light rubbing and slight edgewear to the DJ. Previous owner's name stamp to front free endpaper.
Binding: Hardcover with DJ
Pages: 212
Dimensions: 21.6 x 14.2 x 1.9cm
SKU: IZ5170
Weight: 0.45kg
Price: R200.00
+++
by Marcus Arkin (Ed.)
+++ Please see photo for synopsis of book. This copy belonged to 'Mo' Skiken, the author of The Social History of the Jewish Community of Brakpan. With his rubber stamp to front free endpaper.