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MORDECAI MacCOBBER, the Story of a Scotch Jew in Australia, His many Successes and More Dismal Failures by Benjamin Schlimm-Mazel (Abraham Samuel Gordon)
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MORDECAI MacCOBBER, the Story of a Scotch Jew in Australia, His many Successes and More Dismal Failures

By: Benjamin Schlimm-Mazel (Abraham Samuel Gordon)

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Wellman, printers, St Kilda, Melbourne - fourth edition, c. 1930. hardcover, 8.75" x 5.5. List of subscribers at rear. Style a la Micawber. Page edges are browning. Covers stained. Binding sound. Original bookseller's sticker to front paste-down. Book in FAIR condition. SIGNED BY AUTHOR on FFEP, dated 5.3.30. Photographic portrait of author with facsimile signature as frontis. A supposedly humourous account of author's wanderings 'over the length and breadth of the Continent, wondering and musing in his whimsical way'.

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