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Living even better in Cincinnati

the continuing saga of the guerrilla guide to getting the most for your money

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Living even better in Cincinnati
Lois Rosenthal
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An edition of Living even better in Cincinnati (1976)

Living even better in Cincinnati

the continuing saga of the guerrilla guide to getting the most for your money

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Publisher
F & W Pub. Corp.
Language
English
Pages
240

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Subjects
Service industries, Shopping
Places
Cincinnati, Ohio

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Living even better in Cincinnati: the continuing saga of the guerrilla guide to getting the most for your money
1976, F & W Pub. Corp.
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Published in
Cincinnati

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Dewey Decimal Class
640.73
Library of Congress
HF5429.5.C55 R68

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240 p. :
Number of pages
240

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OL4890518M
LCCN
76022517

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