Hallam Papers. Vol. ii. Account book; 1860-1891, n.d. ff. xiv+45. 222 x 181mm. Lined paper. Soft, dark red leather covers with gilt lined edging and mock bands on the spine. Marbled end-papers. Sold by W. & A. Webster, 60 Piccadilly. 1.ff. ii-v... 1860-1891
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