Reprint in soft cover format, 4to, 158pp, colour and b/w photo illustrations, line drawings and diagrams; card covers; previous owner's able-label inside fr cover o/w VG Copy; author's presentation copy, inscription on half title reads: With best wishes and hoping you enjoyed the weekend, Richard Hall 7.ii.86 Size: 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

The Excavations at York; the Viking Dig (Signed)

Publisher

Bodley Head, London

Publication Date

1986

Language

English

ISBN 10

0370308212

ISBN 13

9780370308210

Binding

Soft Cover

Edition

Reprint.

Condition

Very Good

Signed

Signed by Author

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Publisher: The Bodley Head
Date of Publication: 1986
Binding: large format paperback
Edition:
Condition: Good
Description: 0370308212 front cover marked

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