The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Sussex, volume 2
de Page, William (ed)
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Published by Archibald Constable, London, 1907, 1st edition. Half leather binding with brown cloth boards. Five raised bands to spine. Gilt lettering to spine. Teg. 12.25ins x 8.75ins, marbled endpapers, xv, (iii), 481pp plus frontis, 10pp plates and 2 maps (1 double paged). Also other illustrations within text. Volume one covers religious houses, industries, agriculture, architecture, schools and sport. Colour of spine slightly faded. Top of spine worn, otherwise VG. NB heavy book (2.5k pre-packing) please contact seller for postage quote.
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- Raised Band(s)
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