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tania_i_m

HAVE: Old Law Books

tania
16 years ago

We have many old Law Books that look great as Decor in a Law Office. Nothing wanted in exchange. The books need to be picked up from the Los Angeles area, by Echo Park.

If interested, please respond soon.

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