MARKS AND SPENCER 1884 - 1984. A Centenary History of Marks and Spencer. The Originators of Penny Bazaars

by BRIGGS, ASA

First Edition

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Book desription: London: Octopus, 1984. Book in fine condition. Dustjacket in very good condition, very slightly rubbed at spine ends and top and bottom edge of front cover. 128pp. With numerous colour and black-and-white photographs throughout the book. The book was published to celebrate Marks and Spencer's first hundred years. It begins with a trestle table in a Leeds open market, and ends with a business that is now a household name. The historian Asa Briggs examines the organisation in depth, and he has collected the reminiscences of people who have worked for, supplied and known Marks and Spencers over the years. (11¼"w x 9½"w) (28.5cms x 24cms) approx. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good.

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