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Kovacs & Neumann / The Theory Of Groups£30 or $47 or 36 Euros Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide
Proceedings Of The International Conference On
The Theory Of
Groups held at the Australian National
University, Canberra,
10-20th. August, 1965; published by Gordon And
Breach Science
Publishers, New York, London & Paris, 1967; xvii
+ 397 pages;
16 X 23cm; "Good/V.G." brown cloth hardback with
some evidence
still of librarian's use of transparent tape; in
"good+"
orange dustwrapper, which has a neat horizontal
crease
along the whole lower edge; formerly the property
of
the City Of Liverpool Public Libraries, with
their ornate armorial
bookplates on front pastedown & rear flyleaf;
small barcode label on
front fly; slight defacement of front flyleaf
where affixed sheet has
later been removed in all, a well-kept copy with
none
of the defects associated with lending copies.
A decent copy of an infrequently encountered
item.
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