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Place of Origin: America
Period: 1988 c.

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1st Edition 1988: “The Early Makers of Handcrafted Earthenware and Stoneware In Central and Southern New Jersey” by M. Lelyn Branin

ISBN 10: 0838632351
ISBN 13: 9780838632352
Published by Fairleigh Dickenson University Press (Rutherford, 1988)

Hardcover. Mylar protected.
Like New.
Dimensions: 11⅜”H 8¾”W

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