Winchester: Its History,Buildings & People by Winchester College Archaeological Society:

Winchester: P & G Wells Ltd, 1933. Third edition. Very Good. This book is produced by the Winchester College Archaeological Society and represents substantially the papers read in the Spring of 1913, supplemented by the contributions of some former members. It is designed, in brief, to give a sketch of the history, buildings, and life of the city. For uniformity's sake, each paper consists of three parts answering those divisions. First printed in 1913, this Third edition has been revised throughout and in many places re-written. Brown card boards with white cloth spine. Writing to front cover and spine. Hand cut pages, owner inscribed. A lovely map that pulls out inside. Minor shelf wear, clean pages and tight binding. AB55

P. & G. Wells, Winchester, second edition (revised), 1921. Cloth-backed boards, 8vo, 20 cm,. [10], 224 pp, ills, map, plan, folding plan. A series of papers each taking a different period and aiming to give a "brief sketch of the history, buildings and life of the city"; chapters cover the pre-norman, medieval, and later medieval periods, the 16th centuy and after, St. Cross and Winchester College. With an index. Boards slightly fingermarked, spine slightly cocked, otherwise Good.

P. & G. Wells, Winchester, third edition (revised), 1933. Cloth-backed boards, 8vo, 20 cm,. [12], 221 pp, ills, map, plan, folding plan. A series of papers each taking a different period and aiming to give a "brief sketch of the history, buildings and life of the city"; chapters cover the pre-norman, medieval, and later medieval periods, the 16th centuy and after, St. Cross and Winchester College. With an index. Inscribed on the half-title by one of the contributors, Michael Maclagan, iwith a card loosely inserted identifying his contributions. One or two minor ink corrections, contents lightly foxed (a little more heavily on endpapers), Good.

Winchester: P. & G. Wells Ltd., '[ Winchester College Archaeological Society.], 1933. Third Edition, Revised . Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good Plus. 8vo. Illustrated and maps/plans. WINCHESTER : 1933. [ First published in 1916; revised in 1921, and revised again here, 1933 with new Preface.]. Hardback. Illustrated; double-frontispiece, 4 full-page plates, 2 double map, 2 double-plans; 1 folding plan and two full page illustrations (total of 12; as called-for). Original cream cloth spine; grey printed paper-covered boards. Original printed label to spine. In light-brown printed dust-jacket. Untrimmed edges as issued. Bright, tight and clean. No owner name or internal markings. Jacket bright and untorn; slight wear to head. NEAR FINE. Jacket VERY GOOD INDEED; now in a clear protective sleeve. A nice fresh copy virtually unused. (xvi), 221 pages. Index. Erratum slip tipped-in to page 111. 8vo. [ Rosley Books for Antiquarian books, CHS, Cumberland, Everyman, GKC, Inklings, Keswick, Literature,… Read More