The History of Dunbar. From the Earliest Records to the Present Time
Published by Dunbar, James Downie, 1859
- Hardcover
- Used
Seller: Books-on-Sea, Trimingham, Norfolk, United KingdomBooks-on-Sea
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Condition: Used - Fair
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8vo HB. pp; xi, vi, 320. Engraved frontis. Double title page w/first title page having vignette. Internally Good with some isolated spotting scattered throughout, and some weak spots to the binding (w/ pp. 11-14 almost totally loose). Inner hinges reinforced with old tape. Externally Fair in orange cloth, lettered black. Lettering near-totally faded on upper board. Discolouration to the spine, with a split to the rear edge of the head, and some staining to the lower board. A scarce title.
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- The History of Dunbar. From the Earliest Records to the Present Time
- Author
- MILLER, James
- Publisher
- Dunbar, James Downie, 1859
- Condition
- Fair
- Binding
- Hardcover
Books-on-Sea
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