Part 1 only! Book is in very good minus condition, showing severe rubbing or surface peeling to cloth by front spine gutter and ends of spine, previous owner's name penned neatly to front end paper, light rubbing/scuffs to surfaces, light fade to spine, light wear to edges; otherwise in great shape with tight binding and clean pages. A good copy for reading or reference.

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T�tulo

Elements of Optical Mineralogy - Part 1: Principles and Methods

Editor

John Wiley & Sons

Fecha de publicaci�n

1949

Encuadernaci�n

Hardcover

Estado

Very Good

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Geology

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Recycle Bookstore
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