The Observer's Book of Automobiles by Richard T. Parsons 1957, First Edition

The Observer's Book of Automobiles by Richard T. Parsons 1957, First Edition

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The Observer's Book of Automobiles by Richard T. Parsons 1957, First EditionTitle: The Observer's Book of Automobiles Author: Richard T. Parsons Publisher: Frederick Warne Publication Date: 1957. first edition Format: Hardback in jacket Condition: This book is in good condition for its age. The dust jacket is worn with minor markings to the boards underneath . Reader's note This brilliant first edition of The Observer's Book of Automobiles by Richard T. Parsons would make a great addition to any car lover's home library. In

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