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Title

The

Regency Road

The Coaching Prints of James Pollard

by

N. C. Selway

With an Introduction by

James Laver,

Keeper of the Departments of Engraving and of Paintings at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

[First Edition – Asprey Fine Binding]

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Author

Neville Carr Selway

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Year of Publication

1957

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Publisher

London: Faber and Faber Limited

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Description:

London: Faber and Faber Limited, 1957. First Edition.

Dark green full morocco leather binding for Asprey and Co. Ltd. with gilt titles and decoration to the spine, gilt filet to the boards, all page edges gilt, marks to the boards. Inner gilt dentelles, marbled end papers with the Asprey mark in gilt to the bottom of the front board.

Pagination: 118pp with 66 colour prints.

Provenance: inscription to the front end paper.

Approximately 11 inches tall (28cm).

 

Condition Report

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Internally

Publisher: see above.
Publication Date: 1957
Binding: Hardback

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