An edition of REMEMBERING SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 50s, 60s, AND 70s (2012)

REMEMBERING SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 50s, 60s, AND 70s

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An edition of REMEMBERING SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 50s, 60s, AND 70s (2012)

REMEMBERING SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 50s, 60s, AND 70s

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Turner Publishing Company
Language
English
Pages
134

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Subjects

Social life and customs, Pictorial works, History

Places

San Francisco (Calif.)

Times

20th century
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Cover of: Remembering San Francisco in the 50s, 60s, And 70s
Remembering San Francisco in the 50s, 60s, And 70s
2012, Turner Publishing Company
in English
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Cover of: REMEMBERING SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 50s, 60s, AND 70s
REMEMBERING SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 50s, 60s, AND 70s
2012, Turner Publishing Company
in English
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Nashville, Tennessee

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Dewey Decimal Class
979.4/61053
Library of Congress
F869.S343 S39 2012

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Pagination
x, 134 pages
Number of pages
134

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30658164M
ISBN 13
9781596527225
LCCN
2011943137

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