The Cheshire Sheaf Fourth Series, Vol. 5. January to December 1970: Being Local Gleanings Historical and Antiquarian relating to Cheshire, Chester and North Wales from many Scattered Fields by edited by Rev. Canon M H Ridgway and Mrs E K Berry - 1971
by edited by Rev. Canon M H Ridgway and Mrs E K Berry
The Cheshire Sheaf Fourth Series, Vol. 5. January to December 1970: Being Local Gleanings Historical and Antiquarian relating to Cheshire, Chester and North Wales from many Scattered Fields
by edited by Rev. Canon M H Ridgway and Mrs E K Berry
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- Paperback
- first
The Cheshire Observer Office, Chester, 1971. First Edition. Softcover. Near Fine Condition/No Dust Jacket. Reprinted after revision and correction from the Cheshire Observer Clean crisp pale green card covers, plain spine, sound binding, clean pages and inside covers. Contents are: The Serjeanty of the River Dee; Highfield House Castle, Northwich; Quakers in Chester 1653-1656; Rail Travel in the Nineteenth Century; Excavation of Roman Road at Lymm 1969; Roman site at Tatton; Roman Finds from The Old Pelican Inn Sale; Investigates of a suspected Roman road following the A54, Easter 1970; Wallerscote; Return of Papists 1706; On the Origin of Halton Grammar School Cheshire; Bridges over the canalized River Dee; Possible Roman Roads from Cheshire towards mid-Cheshire. No dust jacket, as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500g. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 51218041076..
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Bookseller
Bailgate Books Ltd
(GB)
- Format/Binding Softcover
- Book Condition Used - Near Fine Condition
- Jacket Condition No Dust Jacket
- Quantity Available 1
- Edition First Edition
- Binding Paperback
- Publisher The Cheshire Observer Office
- Place of Publication Chester
- Date Published 1971
- Keywords BZDB4 Cheshire, British history Cheshire; Archaeology; England; British History. edited by Rev. Canon M H Ridgway and Mrs E K Berry The Cheshire Sheaf Fourth Series, Vol. 5. January to December 1970: Being Local Gleanings Historical and Antiquarian relati
