Riddle ma riddle as I suppose : riddles from the Sea Islands, South Carolina

2002

Not on view

One leaf (30 x 45 cm.) cut and accordion folded horizontally and vertically to form [62] p.; outside leaves attached to handmade paper boards

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Title: Riddle ma riddle as I suppose : riddles from the Sea Islands, South Carolina
Author: Amos Kennedy (American, born Lafayette, Louisiana, 1948)
Date: 2002
Geography: York, Alabama, United States of America
Dimensions: 1 volume (accordion pleated) : color illustrations ; Height: 3 1/8 × 2 3/8 in. (8 cm)
Object Number: N7433.4.K463 R53 2002

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