. 1908 bound edition has a split to the spine of the green cloth binding, two small tears to the frontispiece, some staining to the fore-edge. 1935 red cloth bound edition has a split to the spine of the binding. Some water staining to the top right corner of the binding and pages. Pamphlets No. 1 & 2 have both got three hole punches, and the Amendments are stapled. All with minor staining and thumbed edges. Pamphlet No.3 1944 - Annotations to the cover and some staining. Pamphlet No.3 1952 - Dog earred rop right corner, some staining and small tears to the spine. Pamphlet No.4 1960 - Used, but good condition. All in generally good order.

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