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Antique Early Ward Lock Red Guide Book Swanage South Dorset 1920-21 maps and photos


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Antique Ward Lock Red Guide to Swanage and South Dorset

£5

Publication 1920-21
Beautiful Hardback book with wonderful old advertisements and coloured maps.
A must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of topography and local interest.
 
This book has a visable mug ring on the cover
The cover is loose along the spine but could be restuck easily
All pages are still stitched in.
A small tear on the Weymouth map and foxing on the Swanage map.
Otherwise internally very clean.
Fabulous ads for The National Provident Inst. 'whether you earn £500 a year or £5000'
Eastern Foam - 'The Cream of Fascination"
and the delicate 'Are you Fat? Natures only remedy Thinzu Tablets Don't delay'
 
A lovely vintage item and an interesting read.
Grab a real piece of history.
 
Collection Camberwell SE5

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