The Mystery of the Wire Loop
Victim Report
Alexander Wicksteed. Ten Years in Soviet Moscow. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head Ltd., 1933.
Last sighted at: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
The wire loop as seen with the spine attached.
The top half of the loop barely shows above the textblock, but it does not extend beyond the cover.
The wire is a medium gauge, about .5mm in diameter with no visible coatings.
Both ends of the wire are inserted into a signature of the textblock near the head of the book.
Both ends of the wire are inserted into a signature of the textblock near the head of the book.
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The wire is twisted on itself for approximately 2 cm and ends in a small loop, approximately 5mm in diameter