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Fun for Everyone, New York, Seeck & Kade, Inc., 1937, first edition, 16mo (5.675" x 3.675"), SB, stapled color-illus paper wraps, VG+ / none. Edgeworn, 2 tiny scars on front.
Unpaginated. A premium issued by "The Makers of PERTUSSIN 'for Coughs.'" All sorts of things you can do while sick in bed--shadow puppets, jokes, magic tricks, etc. Little product shills at the bottom of each page. [Book ID # 1276]
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