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Anne of Avonlea by LM Montgomery (1925, George G. Harrap)
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- Type: Hardback
- Condition description: Damaged cover, browning pages and inscription on inside page. Spine coming away on last page. (see photos)
- Title: Anne of Avonlea
- Author: LM Montgomery
- Book year: 1925
- Publisher: George G. Harrap
This item is being sold under the Retail Gift Aid scheme which enables us to increase the value of donations by 25%. Shelter would like to make customers aware that we, as do many charities, act as an agent for the donor, selling goods on their behalf so that the net sale proceeds can, where the donor agrees, be given to the charity as a Gift Aid donation.
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Anne of Avonlea by LM Montgomery (1925, George G. Harrap)
Details
- Type: Hardback
- Condition description: Damaged cover, browning pages and inscription on inside page. Spine coming away on last page. (see photos)
- Title: Anne of Avonlea
- Author: LM Montgomery
- Book year: 1925
- Publisher: George G. Harrap
This item is being sold under the Retail Gift Aid scheme which enables us to increase the value of donations by 25%. Shelter would like to make customers aware that we, as do many charities, act as an agent for the donor, selling goods on their behalf so that the net sale proceeds can, where the donor agrees, be given to the charity as a Gift Aid donation.
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Details
- Type: Hardback
- Condition description: Damaged cover, browning pages and inscription on inside page. Spine coming away on last page. (see photos)
- Title: Anne of Avonlea
- Author: LM Montgomery
- Book year: 1925
- Publisher: George G. Harrap
This item is being sold under the Retail Gift Aid scheme which enables us to increase the value of donations by 25%. Shelter would like to make customers aware that we, as do many charities, act as an agent for the donor, selling goods on their behalf so that the net sale proceeds can, where the donor agrees, be given to the charity as a Gift Aid donation.
