When Toronto was for Kids by Robert Thomas Allen & Lewis Parker

When Toronto was for Kids by Robert Thomas Allen & Lewis Parker

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When Toronto was for Kids by Robert Thomas Allen & Lewis ParkerWhen Toronto was for Kids by Robert Thomas Allen Illustrations by Lewis Parker 8vo. pp. [6], 119, [1]. several full page b w illus. hardcover cloth. dw. (near fine few short tears to upper edges of dw., previous owner's name on ffep). [Toronto]: McClelland And Stewart Limited, [1961]. First Edition.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025