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In the Introduction, Trew explained his intention was to publish a relatively inexpensive book acquainting young readers and reacquainting older readers with the artistry and talent of Harold D. Bugbee. He goes on to say the book conveys highlights instead of a comprehensive catalog of Bugbee’s works.
Printed by Hurricane Office Supply & Printing, Lubbock, Texas, 2004. 1st edition. 86 pages. Softcover. The upper outside corner of the front cover; otherwise, in FINE condition. SIGNED.
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