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1934
NARCOTICS AND YOUTH TODAY - by
Robert E. Corradini
Pub:
- The foundation for narcotics Research and information, Inc.
150 5th Ave.
New York
,
N.Y.
High
School Text Book - 1 star Reefer Madness rating:
This book was originally written as a high school
textbook for teachers and students. It
deals mostly with alcohol, tobacco, and narcotics in general (with Mariahuana
thrown in as a minor narcotic). In
fact less than a whole page is devoted to Mariahuana; as such it verily
qualifies as a Reefer Madness book. However,
what is interesting about the book is how it develops its arguments against
narcotics in general. These same
arguments would soon be used in the fight against the medical marihuana plant.
1936
G-Man vs. The Red X By
Stephen Slesinger,
This Big Little Book #1147
published by Whitman Publishing Company; Copyright 1936 by Stephen Slesinger,
consists of 424 pages. A
children’s reefer madness companion.
Book Review:
The History of Marihuana
-
NEWSWEEK November 28, 1938:
In Texas and other ranching states, “Loco Weed”
nibblings sometimes causes horses, sheep, and cattle to chase about in giddy
circles with tails flying. Several
hundred million persons in Asia, Asia Minor, and Africa take “assyuni” or
“dagga,” and the drug brings them exciting dreams.
In Mexico and the United States, thrill seekers smoke a substance called
“marihuana.”
But whatever the drug’s local name, it is most widely known as hashish and
comes from cannabis, the hemp plant.
The rise of hashish as a menace was told last week in
MARIHUANA, AMERICA’S NEW DRUG PROBLEM, a book published by Dr. Robert P.
Walton, professor of pharmacology at the University of Mississippi’s medical
school. The study is more
comprehensive than its title implies, for Dr. Walton gives a complete survey of
the drug’s adverse effects on human beings, its medicinal value, and its
history.
Through most of the excitement about the use of marihuana
in this country has arisen in the last few years, the problem is far from new;
its noticeable use was first detected in New Orleans 28 years ago, and since
then quantities of the drug have been seized in 31 states.
Dr. Walton spiked several popular beliefs about the effects
of marihuana. Although the drug is
not commonly considered habit-forming, he reported that many smokers find it
necessary to use more and more cigarettes.
While admitting that “reefers” may cause some persons to commit sex
crimes, the Mississippi physician believed this effect is overpublicized.
And in commenting on the popular notion that many of the hottest swing
musicians are “reefer” smokers, he reveals a distaste for jazz:
“The wild, emotional character of performance can be intensified . . .
This may represent improvement, although it would not be so acknowledged by an
individual of cultivated musical appreciation ... "“(Marihuana,
America'’ New Drug Problem. 195 pages, 81,000 words.
Bibliography, index. Lippincott,
Philadelphia, $3.)
1938 MARIJUANA:
AMERICA
'S
NEW DRUG PROBLEM, by Robert WALTON
NY: Lippincott, [1938]., Hardbound Classic
reefer-madness-era treatise on marijuana. An
influential work that was the basis for all subsequent book s on the subject,
Illustrated with photographs of the marijuana plant, police making busts, dogs
on marijuana, crops being harvested, etc.. A landmark study---
1943
MARIHUANA, ASSASSIN OF YOUTH, FEEDING THE GOD MOLOCH
By Robert Devine, -
A classic - Published by Northland Publishing Company St Paul, MN [1943]
1939 ON THE TRAIL OF MARIHUANA: THE WEED OF
MADNESS, by Earle Albert
Rowell, and Robert (1939) Published
by Pacific Press Publishing Association.
A Reefer Madness Classic.
1929 BATTLEING
THE WOLVES OF SOCIETY by Rowell, Earle Albert
1944 - MAYOR'S COMMITTEE ON MARIHUANA.
THE MARIHUANA PROBLEM IN THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
. Forward
by F. H. LaGuardia.
Lancaster
,
PA
: The Jacques Cattell Press, [1944].
8vo, xii + 220pp. The famous Laguardia Report, written entirely by doctors,
which systematically dismissed the common condemnations at the time; e.g. that
marijuana did not lead to use of other drugs; was not correlated with crime; did
not have socially pernicious results; and that "the publicity concerning
the catastrophic effects of marihuana smoking in New York City are
unfounded."
1946 WAR WITH THE
UNDERWORLD, By Ernest L. Tiffany
The Higley Press
Butler
,
Indiana
: 12mo 143 pgs, with chapters on "The Marijuana Menace," "The
White Slavers," "The Social Evil – Prostitution,"
"Gambling," "Making a Religion Out of Immorality," and
"the Beverage Liquor Traffic."
Must reading. Funny as hell.
1951 - THE TRAFFIC IN NARCOTICS
By H.J. Anslinger and William F. Tempkins.
1961 - THE MURDERERS, THE STORY OF THE NARCOTIC GANGS:
H. J. Anslinger and Will Obrsler
1938 - MARIHUANA: THE NEW DANGEROUS DRUG,
by Frederick T. MERRILL
Opium Research Committee of the Foreign Policy Association
(1938) 6th ptg. (revised), 1950. Wrps.,
48pp. Illus.
1939 - A CLEAR CASE AGAINST NARCOTICS:
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, MARIJUANA, OPIUM AND COCAINE, by John C. ALMACK, - Published by Pacific
Press Publishing Association. Hardbound,
Reefer madness-era text book for upper grades, warning of the dangers of drugs.
Illustrated with charming drawings showing drug use around the world
Viper: Confessions of a Drug addict By Robert Hale 1956
Thorp, Raymond. Viper: the Confessions of a Drug Addict.
London Robert Hale Limited
1956.
A crummy book, not worth reading.
1940 - STRAIGHT THINKING ON NARCOTICS: ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OPIUM,
MORPHINE, COCAINE, AND MARIJUANA, by John C. ALMACK, - Published by Pacific
Press Publishing Association Hardbound,
Reefer madness-era textbook for high school and college students, warning of the
dangers of illicit drugs. Illustrated with drawings
1939 - FACTS FIRST ON NARCOTICS:
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, MARIHUANA, OPIUM, AND COCAINE
-by John C. ALMACK,
- Published by Pacific Press Publishing Association.
Hardbound, Reefer madness-era text book for intermediate grades, warning
of the dangers of illegal drugs. "The marijuana addict shows three stages
of reaction to the drug. Soon after smoking his muscles begin to tremble and his
heartbeat runs high." Illustrated with charming drawings showing drug use
around the world.
1938 - SCIENCE SPEAKS TO YOUNG MEN ON LIQUOR, TOBACCO,
NARCOTICS, AND MARIJUANA By THOMASON, George MD;
Mountain View
,
CA
: Pacific Press Publishing.
Hardbound, issued without a dust jacket. First edition.
Reefer-madness-era book for young students describing the dangers of drugs.
Includes the story of "Baptiste Chautemps, the
New Orleans
dope peddler, and how he sold
marijuana to high school boys and girls." Illustrated with charming
drawings.
The
Poison Trail - by
William F. Boos, published by Hale, Kushman and
Flint
(
Boston
) in 1939, 380
pages, not illustrated. From the jacket flap:
One of our best known toxicologists tells us the story of man's constant
struggle against his most insidious enemy.…He explodes many generally accepted
beliefs, and points out many of the constantly increasing hazards from poisons
little known to most of us that surround us in our everyday lives….He tells us
of the many ways in which poison is a boon to mankind, and of its use in the
different activities that go to make up our civilization. He has fascinating
anecdotes and case histories to illustrate the use or the misuse of a large
number of poisons. -
Chapters include: The
Poisons That Surround Us The Ptomaine-Poisoning Fallacy A Chapter for Cannibals
[food poisoning] The Bugbear of Botulism From Jenner to Pasteur Death in the
Woods Morphine Cocaine and the Marihuana Peril The Cups That Cheer and the
Friendly Pipe [alcohol, caffeine, nicotine] Mainly About Monoxide Poison on the
Job Of Prussic Acid The Mercier Case Arsenic Murder by Other Poisons The Expert
in Court
1952 - The
Narcotics Menace by Alwyn J. St. CharlesThis book comes very
late (1952) in the reefer madness era---but it may as well have been written in
the 1930's. A whole chapter was
devoted to marihuana, the weed of crime.
1931
Bioassays, A Handbook of Quantitative Pharmacology, By James C. Munch
Williams and Wilkins Co., Baltimore,
1948 - Marihuana in
Latin America
:
The threat it constitutes. Pablo
Osvaldo Wolff. The Linace Press,
Inc.,
Washington
DC
–
A real pack of lies.
1952 - INDIAN HEMP, A SOCIAL
MENACE: By Johnson,
Donald, McL. Barrister-at-Law Page 1952. 5x7, 112pp. A stuffy chemist-lawyer
looks at marijuana. No ISBN . Book # 100119
London
: Christopher Johnson, 1952. First
Edition. This works purports to be the first book devoted to the dangers of
cannabis in
England
. Among the startling assertions
made by the author is that the famous attack of illness in Pont Saint Esprit in
1951 was cannabis-induced rather than egotism.
He also speculates that the confessions of Russians during Stalin's
purges were drug-induced. 8vo, 112pp.
1912
AN ESSAY ON HASHISH By Victor
Robinson:
This
scarce book records Victor Robinson's self-experimentation with cannabis indica.
Robinson was a prolific contributor to the history of medicine.
It was written BEFORE marijuana and hashish became legal issues. As such,
it is a truly objective evaluation.
New York
, Medical Review of Reviews, 1912, 1st edition - Bull,
this book is mostly about a hashish party, not ever worth the read.
1937 - DOPE ADVENTURES OF DAVID DARE
By Rowell, Earle Albert;
Nashville
,
TN
: Southern Publishing Assoc. 1937, Decorative Cloth. Fair/None Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾"
tall. Front is shows author with opium pipe used to illustrate his lectures.
This is a startling expose on how dope and movies have destroyed the world's
youth. Photos of narcotics police in action in the Orient and the U.S.
Eye-opening accounts of dope addiction and how it gets started.
1938 - PLAIN FACTS FOR YOUNG WOMEN ON MARIJUANA,
NARCOTICS, LIQUOR, AND TOBACCO by WOOD-COMSTOCK, Belle MD.;
Mountain View
,
CA
: Pacific Press Publishing.
Reefer-madness-era book for young students describing the dangers of
drugs. Includes chapters titled "Maybelle the 'Doper'," and
"Marijuana the Assassin." Illustrated with delightful drawings. Part
of a series of books from Pacific Press who also published the classic, On the
Trail Of Marijuana: The Weed of Madness. A
scarce title in the reefer-madness genre. Green cloth-colored boards, 7 3/4 x 5
1/2 inches, 96 pp., numerous entertaining illustrations (b/w), Now then... This
isn't just any Belle Wood-Comstock --- this is Belle Wood-Comstock, M.D.
(reminding me once again of the definition of "idiopathic": the
doctor's an idiot and the patient's pathetic). (Where's my roach clip? --- OK,
continuing now...) Contents: Questions Girls Must Face; Maybelle the
"Doper"; What Are Narcotic Drugs?;
Marijuana the Assassin; Why Dope is Dangerous; Billions in Aid to
Military Thugs in Columbia; To Drink or Not to Drink?; What Alcohol Does Inside;
Should Girls and Women Drink?;
Alcohol and the Home; Liquor Behind the Steering
Wheel; Look Before You Leap; Shall Youth Have Its Fling?; Glands and Cigarettes;
Fortunately Second-Hand Smoke Isn't Dangerous; Cigarettes and Adolescence; Women
Old Before Their Time; Tobacco and Motherhood; Are Smoking Women Attractive?; Do
Cigarettes Calm the Nerves?; Unkind to Your Throat; Shall We Smoke Moderately?
"Only a few months ago a twenty-year-old girl stood before a
New Jersey
court and confessed the slaying of
a man, PadronePf(red), from whom she and an eighteen-year-old girl companion had
stolen an automobile. Asked how and why she had gotten into a life of crime
(this, she confessed, was her third holdup), she declared that the smoking of
marijuana cigarettes had led directly to her downfall. Several months before
this she had been painfully injured in an automobile accident, and a "boy
friend", had given her some "reefer" cigarettes to ease her pain.
In a short time she found herself an addict to the drug, hopelessly held in its
toils. "Those marijuana cigarettes I smoke made it seem right to steal
autos and commit hold-ups," she testified in court. "Of course, in
between times I knew I had done wrong: but another marijuana cigarette soon took
away all this guilty feeling, and I was ready for another stick-up." So she
stood before the law, a confessed murderess, and listened to the district
attorney demand the death penalty both for her and for her girl companion. The
jury brought in a verdict of "murder in the first degree." Because of
her youth, she did not have to go to the electric chair: but a sentence of life
behind dark prison walls was the only alternative." Priceless
1949 - NARCOTICS – Nature’s Dangerous
Gifts- (rev 1966) (a
revised edition of Flight
from reality) By Norman Taylor. The
first chapter is titled: The Pleasant Assassin” need I say more, note that
Harry Anslinger is given a lot of credit for his role in the book
AFTER the ERA:
1970 NEW FACTS
ABOUT MARIJUANA
by
Ambaassador
College
Press.
1971
MARIJUANA
: TEENAGE KILLER By Hill, Norman (Editor)
Here is the book that cuts through
the myths, that takes up where the others leave off, that tells you the real
truth about - White paperback cover with photofront. Text lightly yellowed.
Bagged protection. Popular book # 08161.Stamped FFEP. Book # INV007467
1970 MIND DRUGS
By Hyde, Margaret O.-- (straight
answers to the most often asked questions about) New York Pocket #77125 1970.
The book's a joke--as much relevance as the movie "Reefer Madness";
try smoking a doobie while reading it: a laugh riot!.
1998 REEFER
MADNESS By
Solman
- STM PB TRD VHPS
Used book in good condition, Paperback, ISBN:0312195230.
================================
ã 1956
Merchants of misery - by J. A. Buckwalter
Pub:
- Pacific Press Publishing Association
Mountain View
, Ca.
High
School Text Book - (intended for teachers and parents) 4 star Reefer Madness
rating:
A latter day, reefer
madness era (copyright 1956) book originally meant as a resource, on narcotics
in general, for high school teachers, librarian's etc.
In fact it is surprising, given its late publication date, that such a
book would still be using language like"
"A person under
the influence of marijuana is exposed to the unpredictable effects of
*** Because of this vicious
tendency experienced by some, it has been called the 'Killer drug.'"
And although, only a
few pages are devoted exclusively to marihuana, reference to it can be found
throughout the book. All the old
myths are there also, the Assassin's myths, the "marihuana distorts your
sense of time myth, the marihuana as a starter drug myth etc.
Be prepare for terms
like, "The Marihuana Addict," instead of "The Medical Marihuana
Patient" etc.
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1930 AN
ESSAY ON HASHEESH by Victor Robinson
New York
: Dingwall-Rock,
(1930). A minor classic, combining experimental reports with sophisticated wit:
totally unlike every other book on the subject. Robinson
(1866-1947), one of
America
's foremost medical
historians, wrote Story of Medicine and Victory Over Pain.
MARIHUANA OR INDIAN HEMP AND
ITS PREPARATION:
Los Angeles
, (1936) International Narcotic
Education Association – Pamphlet - 2 page thing, Narcotic Education Foundation
of America. - a pamphlet.
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The museum does not have and is now looking for the following
books:
Museum
of
Reefer
Madness:
List of books (except Dime store
novels) that we are looking for
5-3-2002
Gregg, F.M. Practical
Facts About Marihuana
Indiana
: Higley Press, 1939 Soft Cover.Bookseller Inventory #
whp6917
Price: US$ 37.50 -
Presented by Wonder Book and Video,
Frederick
,
MD
,
U.S.A.
Wonder Book and Video,
1306 West Patrick Street
, RT 40 W, Frederick, MD,
U.S.A.
, 21703. - Email:
orders@wonderbk.com
ANTI-NARCOTIC DIVISION OF THE
WESTERN MISSIONARY ARMY Marihuana, the
Assassin of Youth
Hollywood
: The
Division, n.d Illus. with photos. Four-page leaflet. Book # 14591 - 1816
Telegraph Avenue,
Oakland
, CA,
U.S.A.
, 94612.
DANGERS
OF OPIUM MORPHINE MARIJUANA c 1939
This 45 page soft bound bookelt is titled " The
Silent, Horror" by EJ Rollings. It
was published in 1939 by Defender Publishers of Wichita Kansas.
It is a booklet warning people about the dangers of
"Opium, King of the Crown Prince"; and "Marijuana the
Dutchess of Despair." It is very dramatic in its portrayal of the evils of
the "dope peddler" and the misfortunes of an addict. There are 4 black
and white photographs to illustrate: pictures of injecting morphine, marijuana
cigarettes and the young women in the opium den that you can see in the digital
photo.
STARK,
Freya. " In
the Land of the Hashishin,
the Sect who gave the word ŒAssassin' to the World." Article extracted
from The Illustrated London News, 9
Sep.1933. 1933. First printing
of a colorful account of the famous Persian covert operator and hashish savant,
whose success at drug-induced mind control has fascinated Westerners from Marco
Polo to William S. Burroughs. The author of the article later developed its
themes in her bestselling book, Valley of the Assassins. 2 folio pp. printed in
triple columns with 6 photo-illustrations showing
Mt.
Alamut
and the remains of Hassan-i-Sabbah's nearly
inaccessible fortress. Creased to
fold into home-made wrappers, o/w fine. Bookseller Inventory # 878 Price: US$
25.00 convert currency Presented by Dailey Rare Books, ABAA,
Los Angeles
,
CA
,
U.S.A.
Seeding anatomy of cannabis
sativa L.
Univ.
of
chicago
,
Chicago
, 1936 by Berkman, A.H.
1922 The Black
Candle,
by Murphy, Emily F
This
is the book that inspired
Canada
's drug war of the 1920's. 405 pp., photos, index, 8vo Index. B/W photographs of opium
dens, drug addicts, and paraphernalia seized by police. 8vo.
Orange
cloth decorated w/picture of an opium pipe.
The author was Police Magistrate and Judge of the Juvenile Court in
Edmonton
,
Canada
. She writes about drug
addiction and drug trafficking in
Canada
.
Graphic, artistic cover also has illustrations of a person smoking drugs
and a body being carried by black figures. Book is in fine condition, like new,
with clean, bright, immaculate covers; tight, solid hinges; and crisp, clean,
bright white pages. "The Black Candle, which now may be dismissed as grim
humor or condemned outright as propaganda, was a landmark both in the life of
its crusading author and in the history of Canadian drug legislation." This
edition, a facsimile of the original 1922 publication, is a reprint of
Canada
’s first
book on drug abuse. A clean, attractive, near-new book, this historical treasure
of an early Canadian perspective would be an attractive and desirable addition
to any library.
1938 (MARIJUANA)
MARIHUANA. ITS IDENTIFICATION, (July 1938)
Published by the Treasury
Department's Bureau of Narcotics
Washington
,
D.C.
:
G.P.O. A fascinating guide,
published by the Treasury Department's Bureau of Narcotics, for the use of law
enforcement officers. 8vo, 41pp, incl. 31 plates.
Randall, R.C. editor CANCER
TREATMENT & MARIJUANA THERAPY: MARIJUANA'S USE IN THE REDUCTION OF NAUSEA
AND VOMITING AND FOR APPETITE STIMULATION...
Washington
DC
Galen Press 1990.
Keep Off the Grass: A Scientist's Documented Account of Marijuana's
Destructive Effects By Nahas, Gabriel G
-NY Reader's Digest 1976.
THE BOOK OF POISONS By Schenk, Gustav London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1956
Hard Cover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾"
tall. Light green cloth with gilt titles on spine. 235 pages.
MARIHUANA-DECEPTIVE WEED By Nahas, Gabriel G
Raven Press (1973) N.Y. VG Book #
2000012
ADAMS,
E. W.: Drug Addiction,
Oxford
University
Press,
London
, 1937.
THE MOVEMENT TO RESTORE DECENCY The
Pied Pipers / Pot, Rock & Revolution: The Complete Texts, with Footnotes, of
Both of These Full-Color, 35-mm. Filmstrips on the Drug Epidemic That Is
Destroying the Youth of America Belmont, Mass. & San Marino, Calif.:
MOTOREDE, ca. 1969 Wraps. 24 p .Slightly hysterical vision of America threatened
by a strange amalgam of sensitivity training, drugs, suggestive rock lyrics,
SIECUS, Charles Manson, the "S.D.S. militant Weatherman group" who
make bombs "in the nude," Anton La Vey, etc. The authors warn:
"Our peril is very great. This country has never had such a challenge. The
western world has not seen such a malignant destructive force since the last
plague in
Europe
"
Book # 13395
Rare
Book COLLECTIBLE DRUG ANTIQUES:
103 year old Cannabis bottle w/ POISON mark.
This rare out-of-print book is a
collector's item in itself. DRUG ANTIQUES - A Photographic Look at Old and
Unusual Drug Artifacts and Rarities by Jed Power,
Cape Ann
Antiques, 1986. Approximately 175
black-and-white photographs with identifying captions provide the reader with a
"fascinating photographic look at antique marijuana, cocaine, opiate and
pyschedelic items of yesterday including: Aphrodisiac (bottle -lists cocaine -
circa 1900); Hashish Store (poster - legal outlet); Cocaine Lozenge (tin - circa
1905); The Marijuana Mob (book - 1953); The Inside Story of Dope in This Country
(Hearst's International Magazine - 1923); Dr. H. James Cannabis Indica (bottle -
circa 1895); and Marihuana - The Weed of Madness (book - 1939). With over 175
photographs and the current value [1986 - date of publication] of each
collectible listed, this book also answers the basic who, what, where, how, and
why questions of the drug antiques collec! ting field. - 5" x 7.8"
softback in very good++ condition. 203 pages.
BROMBERG, W.: Marihuana Addiction, Practitioners Library of
Medicine and Surgery,
New York
,
1941, Supplement, pages 255-262.
BUTTERFIELD: A Case of cannabis indica Poisoning,
London
,
1902.
CHOPRA, R. N.; CHOPRA, G. S.: The Present Position of
Hemp-Drug Addiction in
India
(a
pamphlet) Indian Medical Résearch Memorandum No. 31,
Calcutta
,
1939, pages 1-119.
ECKLER, C. R.; MILLER, F. A.: A study of American grown
cannabis in comparison with samples from other various sources, Original
Communications, Eighth International Congress of Applied Chemistry, 4-13
September 1912, New York, 17, pages 23-30. Also in Lilly
Scientific Bulletin,
Indianapolis
,
U.S.A.
,
1913, series 1, no. 3, pages 93-101.
GOMILA; COMILA: Marihuana. Read before the Orleans Parish
Medical Society in Hearings of the House of Representatives, No. 6385, pages
32-37.
KAMAJEW, A.: (Original title not available) The Hashish
Habit, Samara, 1931.
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL: Committee on Drug Addiction,
Washington
,
1929-1941.
SCOURAS, P.: (Original Greek title not available- Marihuana
addicts),
Athens
,
1933.
STRINGARIS: Haschich,
Athens
,
1937.
U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
NARCOTICS: Regulation No. 1, Relating to the importation, manufacture,
production, compounding, sale, dealing in, dispensing, prescribing,
administering and giving away of Marihuana under Act of August 2, 1937, Public,
No. 238, 75th Congress, Washington: Government Printing
Office, 1937, vi, 64 pages.
U.S.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT: Review of Progress on Marihuana Investigation during 1938.
U.S.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT: Marihuana: Its Identification,
Washington
,
D.C.
,
1938, 41 pages.
U.S.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT: Report of the Marihuana Investigation, Summary, 1937.
WALTON, R. P.:
Marihuana
,
America
’s
New Drug Problem, Lippincott,
Philadelphia
,
1938, 233 pages.
WALTON, R. P.: Marihuana, Philadelphia-London, 1938.
Book Pharmacology of marihuana
by vachon L.
SILENT
HORROR Habit Forming Drugs Rollings 1939
The Menace of Habit Forming Narcotic Drugs, The Silent
Horror, by Elmer James Rollings
Published in 1939 by Defender Publishers.
The horrifying facts about drug use in the 1930's. Drugs
inluded opium, morphine, heroin,
codeine, marijuana, and cocaine. About
5 x 7 inches.
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