The Tourists Guide to Furness Abbey & its Vicinity, H Barber — 4th Edition

£19.99

The Tourists Guide to Furness Abbey & its Vicinity, H Barber — 4th Edition

Name: The Tourists Guide to Furness Abbey & its Vicinity, H Barber — 4th Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 3161-EV-R-G-45
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Condition

Good: Publisher’s original binding displays moderate wear across the spine, with bumping along the edges and curling and creasing to the corners, though the binding remains fully intact despite evident wear. Marks and spotting present across the panels. Pen annotation to the front cover, though artwork and decorative borders remain bright and well-defined. Binding square, firm, and tightly bound. Internally, pages display age-related toning but remain clean and tidy overall. Illustrations throughout remain unblemished. Tipped-in folding map fully intact. Ex-library copy from Lancaster Public Library.

Description

Fourth Edition of The Tourists Guide to Furness Abbey & its Vicinity by H. Barber, published by D. Atkinson, Ulverston, undated. A scarce regional guidebook devoted to the historic Furness district of Lancashire, complete with its tipped-in map. Early local guidebooks of this nature were often heavily used and survive in comparatively small numbers, particularly with maps intact.

A detailed Victorian guide to Furness Abbey and the surrounding district, combining local history, antiquarian description, travel information, and topographical observation for nineteenth-century visitors to the region.

Book Condition: Good

Book Authors: Henry Barber

Book Publisher: D. Atkinson

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Non-Fiction

Genre: Travel, Exploration & Adventure

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Signed: No

Book Pages: 106

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Book Binding: Softcover

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Country/region of manufacture: Ulverston, Cumbria, United Kingdom

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