Lot of Eight Books Published by The Folio Society
1. Betjeman’s Britain. Selected, edited and introduced by Candida Lycett Green. 1999
2. London Characters and Crooks by Henry Mayhew. 1996.
3. Brief Lives by John Aubrey. 1975.
4. The Life of Mozart; Including his Correspondence by Edward Holmes. Edited by Christopher Hogwood.
5. History of Western Music by Peter Burkholder, Donald Jay Grout, Claude V. Palisca. 2008.
6. No Man is an Island by John Donne. Selected, edited and introduced by Rivers Scott. 1997.
7. The Smith of Smiths by Hesketh Pearson. Introduction by Malcolm Muggeridge. 1977.
8. The English Language by Robert Burchfield. Introduction by Robert McCrum. 2006. NO SLIPCASE.
All books range from good to very good condition, with light wear and a few signs of use in places. They all have clean, tightly bound pages that are free of any inscriptions. No musty smell. With the exception of 'The English Language' that is missing its original slipcase, they all come in their original slipcases which may show some wear and light bumping, the occasional small split to a joint and perhaps a little discolouration.
Please consult all photos before purchasing to make sure you are happy with the condition of the book(s). Should you have any questions or want more photos, please do not hesitate to reach out. All our books are stored in a smoke-free, climate-controlled library.
PACKING, SHIPPING AND RETURNS
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