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King’s Lynn Interest – [ANON]. Martial-Lore. [1]-15, [1] pp. Interior: pages age toned. Exterior: Tan/yellow wrappers, detached, tearing and chipping, some marks. Relating to military matters in 17th/18th century. Reprinted from ‘The Lynn Advertiser’, Lynn, 1918.
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King’s Lynn Interest-
[ANON]. Martial-Lore.
[1]-15, [1] pp.
Interior: pages age toned.
Exterior: Tan/yellow wrappers, detached, tearing and chipping, some marks.
Relating to military matters in 17th/18th century.
Reprinted from ‘The Lynn Advertiser’, Lynn, 1918.
2 parts were issued, for sale is just one part.
Very scarce, one copy in The British Library.
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