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Georgian London by John Summerson

Posted on March 27, 2012 by BookLovers of Bath

Georgian London by John Summerson hits the £1 shelf in my shop. Pleiades Books, 1945, Hardback in dust wrapper. Illustrated by way of: Black & White Photographs; Black & White Drawings; Maps; From the cover: This book approaches the study … Continue reading →

Posted in BookLovers of Bath: The Shop! | Tagged 1600, 1700, 1714-1830, 1750-1840, 1800, 18th, 1900, 19th, architecture, art, bouwkunst, british, buildings, centuries, century, city, civic, design, england, field, georgian, greater, history, irish, john, london, period, planning, post-medieval, structures, study, styles, summerson | Leave a comment

The Years Between 1918-1939 by Stanley Holden

Posted on August 2, 2011 by BookLovers of Bath

Published by Edstan, 1992, Hardback. 1st Ed. Condition: Very Good. See this book on my web site? Signed by the author on the title page unverified and reflected as such in the lack of premium. Illustrated with black and white … Continue reading →

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Tracing Your Family Tree — The Comprehensive Guide to Discovering Your Family History by Jean Cole; Michael Armstrong;

Posted on November 2, 2010 by BookLovers of Bath

Published by Countryside, 1997, Paperback. Condition: Very Good. See this book on my web site? From the cover: There can be few of us who havent wondered at some time about our family origins. What was life like for our … Continue reading →

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Georgian London by John Summerson

The Years Between 1918-1939 by Stanley Holden

Tracing Your Family Tree — The Comprehensive Guide to Discovering Your Family History by Jean Cole; Michael Armstrong;

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