12 MILLION BLACK VOICES: A FOLK HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN THE UNITED STATES
New York: The Viking Press, 1946. First Edition, Third Printing. Large octavo; 152 pages; Fair/Fair; spine black with tan and red text; dust jacket protected with mylar; price clipped, significant damage to dust jacket, including open and closed tears, creasing, chipping, and multiple pieces of adhesive on the inside connecting the front flap to front cover, front hinge to spine, and rear flap to rear cover; significant damage to covers, including a stain to the upper fore edge corner of the front cover, fraying and torn cloth to expose boards on top and bottom edges of both covers, and sections missing from the head and tail of the spine to expose glue and textblock; textblock clean, if mildly age toned and with mild foxing; small rectangular sticker on front pastedown reading "University Place Book Shop 821 Broadway (9th Floor) New York, N. Y. 10003"; black and white photographs throughout; shelved below front counter.
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