MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF THE LATE JOHN MYTTON, ESQ., of Halston...

NIMROD [APPERLEY Charles James],

London, Rudolph Ackermann, 1851. Large 8vo. Green cloth with gilt title and decoration to cover and spine. a.e.g. A little fading to spine, which has a slight lean. Some spotting and marking to pages. Generally a very good and bright copy of the Third Edition. pp. ix, [i], 218, plus.....

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THE PARISH OF BAILDON TOGETHER WITH THREE SMALL TRIBUTARIES OF THE R....

SMITH V.,

1939. Folio. (c.13 x 8 inches). At sometime bound in blue cloth gilt. A unique manuscript item, being a dissertation towards a Diploma in Geography, dated June 1939, and submitted by V. Smith, 10 Kirklands Avenue, Baildon. Comprises six typescript chapters, covering all aspects of this West Riding town, including.....

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SCOTTISH REGIMENTAL COLOURS,

ANONYMOUS,

No Date. A collection of items relating to the colours of various Scottish regiments, laid down over 21 leaves in a buff card booklet (15 x 10 inches). Some of the items are illustrations taken from published works, but there are also hand-coloured drawings, sketches, photographs, coloured tracings of details.....

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