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Great Stories from History Illustrated by Fortunino Matania
SKU: 8655-11459642
$30.00
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Historic stories written out well and easy to read and follow along with, the stories themselves are fairly quick to read and range From 9 - 1903 AD.
Germans fighting the Romans, a lot of French betrayal, manipulation, de throning etc. Sea discoveries, Attila the Hun, mapping out the world and bits of the American Wild West as well as Odd stories like an Englishman “William Noble” becoming a Japanese Noble.
Amazing Illustrations by Fortunino Matanic, most pages in the book have one done by him or a photo.
They really bring these stories to life and keep them interesting.
Condition;
The only real damages I can find is the faint yellowing starting to appear around the margins of the pages.
Some of the pages separating from other pages on some more than others, photos include a shot of this splitting.
Condition
Used: very good
Books Types
Action & Adventure, Antiques & Collectibles, Arts & Photography, Classic Books, Comic Books & Graphic Novels, History, Non-Fiction, School Textbooks & Study Guides, Short Stories
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