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DE MISKEY, Julian

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[Broadside]: "To the Voters of Oxford"...

Authors and illustrators associated with the magazine The New Yorker, which was founded by Harold Ross and his wife, Jane Grant, and began publication on February 17, 1925.

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Houses of History in New York State $30.00	The New Yorker Book of Verse: An... $650.00	The New Yorker Profiles $35.00
The Story of Zone B. 47th Precinct. Air... $75.00	[Broadside]: "To the Voters of Oxford"... $5,000.00	ADAMS, Franklin P. Christopher Columbus and Other... $150.00
ADLER, Renata Toward a Radical Middle $30.00	ADLER, Renata Toward A Radical Middle: Fourteen... $25.00	ALAJALOV, Constantin [Poster]: Saturday Evening Post, July... $500.00
ALLEN, Woody Getting Even $950.00	ALLEN, Woody Side Effects $25.00	ALS, Hilton The Women $375.00
ANGELL, Roger The Stone Arbor and Other Stories $200.00	ARMSTRONG, Anthony ("A.A.") Britisher on Broadway $250.00	ARNO, Peter Peter Arno's Circus $250.00
BARRY, Philip Holiday $300.00	BARRY, Philip White Wings $600.00	BEATTIE, Ann Where You'll Find Me $50.00
BEHRMAN, S.N. Brief Moment: A Comedy in Three Acts $850.00	BENCHLEY, Nathaniel One to Grow On $85.00$59.50	BENCHLEY, Robert After 1903 What? $250.00
BENCHLEY, Robert After 1903 What? $125.00	BENCHLEY, Robert Chips off the Old Benchley $85.00	BENCHLEY, Robert The "Reel" Benchley $45.00
BENET, William Rose The Dust Which Is God $500.00	BENSON, Sally Junior Miss $10.00	BERMAN, Eleanor, main... Eyewitness Travel Guides: New York $12.00
BLECHMAN, R.O. Onion Soup and Other Fables $85.00	BOOTH, George Think Good Thoughts About a Pussycat $85.00$59.50	BRODKEY, Harold First Love and Other Sorrows $150.00

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