International studio (48.1913)

November, 1912

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO

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supply
only 4 more complete sets of
this magazine,
including the very rare
English “Studio,” Vols. I to IX,
“The International Studio,” Vols. I to
XXVII, also rare,
and Vols. XXVIII to XLVI, ending
June 1912.
Each volume contains four monthly issues
‘Price of the complete set in 55 volumes,
bound in green buckram,
$257.00
English “Studio,” 'Volumes I to IX, alone,
$100.00

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