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Good - A finely bound Victorian travel classic.
Two volumes, 8vo. pp. xii, 402; viii, 414. With two lithographed frontispieces by Day & Haghe (Lithographers to the Queen), an additional engraved plate in each volume, and numerous in-text wood-engravings.
Bound in contemporary full diced calf, gilt-panelled spines with twin morocco labels, gilt board edges, marbled edges and endpapers. Light rubbing to extremities, plates foxed as usual, occasional minor spotting; a sound and clean set, tightly held, and very pleasing on the shelf.
Armorial bookplate of Belper — the Strutt family, Barons Belper (title created 1856), the eminent Derbyshire industrial-political house descended from the cotton pioneer Jedediah Strutt. The plate showing the baron’s coronet above the cubit arm crest holding a roll of parchment. A refined peerage association.
OCLC number: 500056548
OL Number: OL23291707M
LCCN: 04022774
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