1928 An Economic History of England 1066-1874 Charlotte Waters Oxford Press
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A vintage 1928 printing of An Economic History of England (1066–1874) by Charlotte M. Waters, B.A. (London), late Head Mistress of the County School for Girls, Bromley.
Published by Oxford University Press (London: Humphrey Milford, Amen House), this edition is the Impression of 1928 (First Edition published 1925). Features a fine frontispiece plate depicting 'A view of the Upper Works at Coalbrookdale, in the County of Salop' (1758 engraving).
Bound in original dark blue cloth with gilt spine lettering, gold crests, and an embossed blind-tooled frame.
Measurements:
Height: 18.5cm
Width: 13cm
Depth:3.5cm
Key Details:
Title: An Economic History of England 1066–1874
Author: Charlotte M. Waters, B.A.
Publisher & Date: Oxford University Press (Humphrey Milford), 1928 Impression
Binding: Original Dark Blue Hardback Cloth with Gilt/Embossed Details
Illustrations: Frontispiece Engraving of Coalbrookdale Ironworks
Condition Report:
In fair to good vintage condition. Dark blue cloth binding shows light shelf wear, softening, and rubbing to spine ends and corner tips. The internal text block remains clean and tight, though the front inner hinge tissue/webbing is split at the title page spread (pictured close-up)
1928 An Economic History of England 1066-1874 Charlotte Waters Oxford Press
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Published by Oxford University Press (London: Humphrey Milford, Amen House), this edition is the Impression of 1928 (First Edition published 1925). Features a fine frontispiece plate depicting 'A view of the Upper Works at Coalbrookdale, in the County of Salop' (1758 engraving).
Bound in original dark blue cloth with gilt spine lettering, gold crests, and an embossed blind-tooled frame.
Measurements:
Height: 18.5cm
Width: 13cm
Depth:3.5cm
Key Details:
Title: An Economic History of England 1066–1874
Author: Charlotte M. Waters, B.A.
Publisher & Date: Oxford University Press (Humphrey Milford), 1928 Impression
Binding: Original Dark Blue Hardback Cloth with Gilt/Embossed Details
Illustrations: Frontispiece Engraving of Coalbrookdale Ironworks
Condition Report:
In fair to good vintage condition. Dark blue cloth binding shows light shelf wear, softening, and rubbing to spine ends and corner tips. The internal text block remains clean and tight, though the front inner hinge tissue/webbing is split at the title page spread (pictured close-up)