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Bygone Kent (Volume 24, No 1, March 1984)

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Softcover

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Very Good

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N/A

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English

Publisher Name:

Meresborough Books

Publication Year:

1984

Publication Place:

Rainham, UK

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Book ID:

007698

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Bargain Corner ◇ Local Interest and History – South East

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pp1-56, black and white illustrations throughout. Stapled booklet in glossy card covers (covers have some shelf wear, lightly rubbed at corners, sunned around spine). Internally neat, clean, bright and tight. Bygone Kent is a journal issued monthly featuring articles and research relating to Kent’s local history. Articles in this volume include the topics: John Jones of Folkestone, 1851-1922; The Occurrence of ‘Forstals in Kent; The Last Archbishop’s Manor of Ford, Hoath; The Gravesend and Milton Fairs; Molasses Down Tunnel Avenue; The Rise and Fall of the Dockyard Constabulary, An Aspect of Policing in 19th Century Kent; More Tunnel Lore of Kent; etc We have many issues of Bygone Kent in stock, with significant discounts available to those ordering more than one issue at a time. Please inquire.

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