The Rural Architecture of Scotland

Name: The Rural Architecture of Scotland
SKU: RL A 28
Price: 50.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Alexander Fenton & Bruce Walker

£50.00

Publication Date: 1981
Publisher: John Donald
Binding: Green Cloth
Dust Jacket: VeryGood
Overall Condition: Very Good
Green cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine, corners bumped, Illustrated jacket , small creases to bottom edges of jacket, previous owners scribbling to rear end paper, clean tight copy illustrated throughout, 242pp,

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SKU: RL A 28 Category: Architecture

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Weight	1.430 kg

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