The Death of Charles Stothard. An Eyewitness Account. With an Introduction by Richard Knowles.

Name: The Death of Charles Stothard. An Eyewitness Account. With an Introduction by Richard Knowles.
Author: [The Fleece Press]

[The Fleece Press]

Published by Woolley, Wakefield: Simon Lawrence at his Box Tree Press, 1981., 1981

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One of an edition limited to 100 copies printed by Simon Lawrence on a Prinserv hand platen using 12 point Walbaum type with headings in Modern No. 20. Printed grey card wrappers, sewn with grey thread. 12mo., 185 x 140 mm, pp. [12] with a wood engraving of Beer Ferrers church by Chis Bayley. A booklet in Fine condition and scarce in commerce. Lawrence, FP4.

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Title: The Death of Charles Stothard. An Eyewitness Account. With an Introduction by Richard Knowles.
Author: [The Fleece Press]
Publisher: Woolley, Wakefield: Simon Lawrence at his Box Tree Press, 1981.
Publication year: 1981
Binding: Soft cover
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