Drag, A History of Female Impersonation on Stage by Roger Baker 1968 Uk 1st edition.

Name: Drag, A History of Female Impersonation on Stage by Roger Baker 1968 Uk 1st edition.
SKU: HHA77
Price: 20.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£20.00

Book is fine , dust jacket has been taped and restored….but better than most ? Cover and author photo from inside cover show Baker after and before his drag transformation.

SKU: HHA77 Category: Uncategorised Tag: Drag

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Book is fine , dust jacket has been taped and restored….but better than most ? Cover and author photo from inside cover show Baker after and before his drag transformation.

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Drag, A History of Female Impersonation on Stage by Roger Baker 1968 Uk 1st edition.

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