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THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series
THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series

THE MOON COLONY William Dixon Bell 1937 FEFP HCDJ Goldsmith Boys action series

$ 9.64

Availability: 41 in stock
  • Condition: Tight, clean, crisp, sharp and square book in DJ with nicks, chips and tears. Pages toned as to be expected from this publisher. Slightly bowed.

    Description

    In 1937 Goldsmith publishing released three "Hope Twins" novels for boys. Two were romances that took them to Persia and Tibet, and the final to the Moon. This is the only book to have been reprinted--in ebook format by Baen in "Richard Miller's classics" series and then by Google. Bell also wrote some cowboy stories that appeared in western pulps.
    Sold as reading copy: expect all flaws. That said, this is in far better shape than any of the 70 available online, even the priciest.
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