Charles Bukowski, Post Office: A Novel, Black Sparrow Press, First US Paperback edition (1970)

Name: Charles Bukowski, Post Office: A Novel, Black Sparrow Press, First US Paperback edition (1970)
SKU: HHA397
Price: 300.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£300.00

Unread copy of Bukowski’s novel Post Office.

Unbroken but slightly age toned spine. Else Fine.

Rare in this condition.

SKU: HHA397 Categories: 1st Edition, Books, Counter Culture/ Underground Press, Novel Tags: Beat writers, Charles Bukowski

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Unread copy of Bukowski’s novel Post Office.

Unbroken but slightly age toned spine. Else Fine.

Rare in this condition.

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Charles Bukowski, Post Office: A Novel, Black Sparrow Press, First US Paperback edition (1970)

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