The Newspaper Press: Its Origin - Progress - and Present Position; Volumes I - III [Hardcover] James Grant
by James Grant
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Tinsley Brothers/George Routledge. Hardcover. Acceptable. 0x0x0. London, 1871, poor condition, reading copy only; 3 volumes complete; first two volumes published by Tinsley, the third, entitled "The Metropolitan Weekly and Provincial Press" published by Routledge; burgundy cloth covered boards; no dust jackets; spines faded to brown, covers very worn, spine ends badly chipped, hole in middle of volume III spine cover; covers of all soiled; corners worn to boards; volume I has completely broken front interior hinge and the spine cover is pulled away from the text block, and the rear cover is detached but present; volume II has front board and spine cover and rear board detached but present; volume III has all boards and spine cover attached to each other, but detached from the text block; bindings of text blocks of all three volumes is reasonably tight; interiors are unmarked, lightly toned; 8vo - over 7 3/4" - 9 3/4" Tall; 456, 462, & 564 pages. Additional shipping charges may be required for International and Expedited orders
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- The Newspaper Press: Its Origin - Progress - and Present Position; Volumes I - III [Hardcover] James Grant
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- James Grant
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