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THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING
THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING

THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER COLLEGE BY ARTHUR F. LEACH 1899 MACLEHOSE FINE BINDING

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[LEACH, ARTHUR F.]. The History of Winchester College. London: Duckworth & Co., 1899.

First edition. Leather-bound. Hardcover. Octavo (200 x 145 x 20 mm.). Pp. xiv, 564. Handsome binding of half-leather by Maclehose of Glasgow (their ink pallet to front endpaper). Spine gilt with five raised bands. Marbled paper-covered sides. Top edge gilt, other edges uneven. Marbled endpapers. Half-title present. 48 illustrations. Index to rear in double columns. Printed by Ballantyne, Hanson & Co. Provenance: The copy of Sir Norman Lamont, 2nd Baronet (7 September 1869 – 3 September 1949) a Scottish Liberal Party politician and a recognised authority on agriculture; his Knockdow estate armorial bookplate to front pastedown. Condition: Binding tight and secure with contents and covers near immaculate with just a touch of spotting to fore edge.

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