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History of the Trumpet of Bach and Handel: a New Point of View and New Instruments
Published by William Reeves, London U.K.
Softcover. Condition: Very Good. A tight, clean paperback copy which is not dated, but 1934 sounds about right. Despite its age, this is quite an attractive copy, with little wear to the covers and only minimal toning of the pages. The text is in English and German, and there are five photographic plates. The only marking is a neat signature on the first page. Two charming aspects: first, the translation is expressed as "Englished by Gerald Abraham", and second, the publisher is a bookseller whose address is given as 83 Charing Cross Road, putting him right across the street from the shop made famous by Helene Hanff.
