The cartulary and terrier of the priory of Bilsington, Kent.
de NEILSON, N., Editor
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Deal, Kent, United Kingdom
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London, British Academy, , 1928.. 1928 viii, [4], 255 p. Publisher's cloth binding, the spine a little faded. Contents are clean and tight. Bookplate and signature of Kenneth Gravett, and the signature of Jill Eddison with her neat pencil underlinings of place names.
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- The cartulary and terrier of the priory of Bilsington, Kent.
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- NEILSON, N., Editor
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- London, British Academy,
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- 1928.
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Deal, Kent
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- Publisher's cloth
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- Tight
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- Bookplate
- Highly sought after by some collectors, a book plate is an inscribed or decorative device that identifies the owner, or former...
