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Creeke Index Volume 1 - Original Typescript. The philatelic "vade mecum" being a subject-index to the various articles and notes comprised in most of the philatelic journals published in the English language during the period 1862 to 1924 / 28 and in Moëns "Le Timbre-Poste"
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Creeke, Anthony Buck Jr. (undefined)
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English
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height whole mm 296 width whole mm 230 depth whole mm 130
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1862 to 1928
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 PSTUD-GEN-LIT-515321
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 PSTUD-GEN-LIT-515322
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