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The Pilgrimage of A.A & R.C. 1912
by Amherst, Alicia
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The Pilgrimage of A.A & R.C. 1912 |
| Author: |
Amherst, Alicia |
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Private Circulation |
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| Asking Price: |
£75.00 |
| Book Condition: |
Very Good |
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| Year Published: |
1912 |
| Size (Inches): |
7" - 9" Tall |
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Paperback |
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No Jacket |
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Description / Information:
In very good condition overall. Rare private publication. This is the diary of a motor trip made by Alicia Amherst, Lady Rodney, Crawford Robinson and Clifford made between July 27th and 21st August 1912. The trip included Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and on up to herfordshire and North Wales. It lists all the noble gfamilies and there relatives that the b travellers caled on. This copy was inscribed to 'darling Eva' and bears the name Eva Lisborne on the front cover. Alice Amherst became Mrs Evelin Cecil in 1898 and Lady Rockley in 1934. 1865 - 1941. Author of the classic work "History of Gardening" 1895. She was known as citizen and gardener of London. Daughter of the First Baron Amherst of Hackney. Please see photographs for full description. Internally very clean - inscription on title page. Buying more than one book will save on postage costs. We have split our books into 70 + categories. The Bianco Library website has 3 pictures of this book including both medium and large images. This description is to be read in conjunction with these photographs.
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Inventory Location:
Valuable Book
Our Book Reference:
9325
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