THE HURRICANE II MANUAL VOLUME 2 1ST EDITION

THE HURRICANE II MANUAL VOLUME 2 1ST EDITION

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Description

The Hurricane manual II volume 2 in good used condition. The book has its dust jacket in place with one small tear at the bottom which can be seen in the photographed. The book is a 1st edition published in 1976 by Arms and Armour press of London, the book is complete with its hard back covers and all its pages in good condition and intact, the book does have a little foxing in places. Please see the photographed for further details, free postage for UK customers. Customers outside of the UK with have a further shipping charge to pay by Paypal invoice sent after purchase.

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