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Set of (7) Volumes of stories by W.W. Jacobs published from 1903-1914 by McKinlay, Stone, & Mackenzie, New York.
Volume 1 - "Many Cargoes" (1903) - 285 pages
Copyrights 1894, 1895, 1896 - by Bacheller, Johnson, Bachellar
Copyrights 1897, 1903 - by Frederick A. Stokes Company
Volume 2 - "The Skipper's Wooing" (1907) - 190 pages
Copyrights 1896, 1897 - by Bachellar Syndicate
Copyright 1907 - by Frederick A. Stokes Company
Volume 3 - "A Master of Craft" (1903) - Fifth Printing - 339 pages
Copyright 1899, 1900 - by Frederick A. Stokes Company
Volume 4 - "Odd Craft" (October 1903) - 341 pages
Copyright 1903 - by W.W. Jacobs
Copyright 1903 - by Charles Scribner's Sons
Volume 5 - "Salthaven" (October 1908) - 316 pages
Copyright 1908 - by W.W. Jacobs
Copyright 1908 - by Charles Scribner's Sons
Volume 6 - "Ship's Company" (October 1911) - 261 pages
Copyright 1909, 1910, 1911 - by W.W. Jacobs
Copyright 1911 - by Charles Scribner's Sons
Volume 7 - "Night Watches" (October 1914) - 247 pages
Copyright 1914 - by Charles Scribner's Sons
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