The Architectural Review , Vol. 110 Number 657 September 1951

Published by Published by the Architectural Review, London, 1951

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, ii-liv [2] 151-214 lix-lxxix pages, illustrations throughout, includes: New Eclecticism; Flats at Harlow; A History of a Train Shed; The Missing Years of Robert Mylne; Festival of Britain; and more First Edition , the cover is lighly worn at the extremities with some light marking, light chipping at the spine, lacks index to the previous volume, the contents are clean and bright, this volume is in good condition , bound in stiff printed paper wraps with titles to the front and spine , 30 x 25cm Paperback ISBN.

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Title
The Architectural Review , Vol. 110 Number 657 September 1951
Author
Richards, J. M., Pevsner, Nikolaus; McCallum, Ian; Lancaster, Osbert; Hastings, H. de C. (editors)
Publisher
Published by the Architectural Review, London
Publication year
1951
Edition
1st Edition
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Richards, J. M.; , Pevsner, Nikolaus; McCallum, Ian; Lancaster, Osbert; Hastings, H. de C. (editors), The Architectural Review , Vol. 110 Number 657 September 1951, New Eclecticism; Flats at Harlow; A History of a Train Shed; The Missing Years of Robert m

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Founded in 1985 by Joseph Keogh, Keogh's Books is based in Skipton, a market-town in North Yorkshire. After more than 30 years trading in Leeds and The Cotswolds, the business was passed on to Joseph's daughter, Carmel, who benefitted from a lifetime surrounded by books, as well as her father's many years of experience and expertise. Please contact 01756 691987 or info@keoghsbooks.com with any enquiries, or to arrange viewings.

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