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Bondage of Love by Val Carfax - Phoenix Press, c.1950Title: Bondage of Love Author: Val Carfax Publisher: Phoenix Press Publication Date: Undated, c. 1950 Format: Softcover Condition: This book is in good condition for its age with a rip on the spine, minor cover creases and tanned pages. Reader's note Add this vibrant vintage edition of Bondage of Love by Val Carfax to your collection! This unique little booklet will add a retro touch to your bookshelf with its brilliant illustrated cover! This snappy
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