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Frankenstein (1983) First Printing Platinum Age (1895-1938) including the human-like Transparents--and one Bronze Age (1970-1985)

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Frankenstein (1983) First Printing Platinum Age (1895-1938) including the human-like Transparents--and one Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Frankenstein (1983) First Printing Platinum Age (1895-1938) including the human-like Transparents--and one Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Frankenstein (1983) First Printing Platinum Age (1895-1938) including the human-like Transparents--and one Bronze Age (1970-1985)
Frankenstein (1983) First Printing Platinum Age (1895-1938) including the human-like Transparents--and one Bronze Age (1970-1985)
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Frankenstein (1983) First Printing Platinum Age (1895 1938) including the human like Transparents and one Bronze Age (1970 1985) including the human like Transparents and one in particular University Art Museum The reproduction in this original edition is far superior to the Miller reprint and superior to the Dark Horse reprint Featuring 42 full page black & white illustrations and 3 double page illustrations by Wrightson in his best Franklin Booth inspired pen & ink style

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