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Growing Up with The Beatles 1976 Ron Schaumburg Large format photography softcover
Original price was: $24.00.$20.74Current price is: $20.74.
“Growing Up with the Beatles” by Ron Schaumburg. published by Pyramid in December 1976, just 60 days from the first edition in October of the same year.
Large format paperback, profusely illustrated with black and white photos, history of the band year by year, 160 pages.
This is a “very good -” or better vintage book with a solid spine. The front hinge at the cover shows the glue in the spine, but the text block is tight – no loose, torn or folded pages. No writing. The text block closes tightly, not dog eared. Some mild edge wear, most pronounced at the spine edges (see accompanying images). Text block edges are lightly spotted/foxed, pages internally are bright. No significant creases. Light surface wear.
Overall, an above average 40+ year old paperback. Certainly gift-worthy for the Fab Four fan in your life.
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| Weight | 16 oz |
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| Dimensions | 14 × 11 × 2 in |
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