The Pilgrim's Progress from this World to That Which is to Come delivered under the Similitude of a Dream;
de Bunyan, John Illustrated by W. H. Robinson
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Paisley, Alexander Gardner, nd ( Bookdealer's Post card dated 1925). Hardback. Very good/ No dj.xxxii, 284pp including 24 illustrations by W. H. Robinson, Biographical Notice, Appendices. Red cover swith gilt decoration on front & on sunned spine. .
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- The Pilgrim's Progress from this World to That Which is to Come delivered under the Similitude of a Dream;
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- Bunyan, John Illustrated by W. H. Robinson
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- Paisley, Alexander Gardner, nd ( Bookdealer's Post card dated 1925)
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