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"Where nearly 200 global exhibitors unveil rare manuscripts, first editions, and literary treasures."
- The Interior Review

Kate Mitas, Bookseller

D29

351 Oak Street #247

Oakland, CA 94607

United States

Specialties

Americana; Ephemera; Prints, Posters & Graphics; Radicalism; Social Sciences, Cultural History; Women, Feminism

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