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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: N/A. 1st Edition. 146pp, illustrated with six views of the Cathedral and seven plans (one folding out) of the Cathedral, the first dating from c1100 and the last from 1905. In a later leatherette binding with gilt lettering to spine. Additional modern endpapers. Rough cut edges all round. Printed on high grade paper. Internally neat, clean and tight, barring occasional spotting to prelims and small library stamp on prelim and opposite first view. A magnificent and detailed account of this history, development and growth of Wakefield Cathedral, from its origins as a parish church long before the Norman Invasion to the early years of the 20th century. 8vo. …

Condizione: Good. A History of Wakefield Cathedral by Rev. F. S. Gray & F. Walker, 1905.Publisher: W. H. Milnes, Wakefield, UK.Binding: hardback cloth.Illustrated: yes.Description / Condition: Someedge wear/browning to boards. Ownership mark to first page. Light foxing/edge wear to pages. A nice copy for its age.Please see pictures for further information.…

Both letters 2pp., 12mo, on bifoliums. Both good, on lightly-aged paper. On both letterheads Brook has cancelled the printed address and the name of the Association's president. ONE: Regarding the renewal of Gunn's membership, 'the guinea entrance fee' being unnecessary in his case. 'I have also noted my enquiry if you will contribute a paper when convenient upon the Saxon works in your district. This will be very acceptable to us.' TWO: He has sent Gunn the proof of his 'interesting little paper with which you favoured us at Caistor'. He asks him to look this over and return it with the manuscript to 'Mr de Gray Birch Esqr. FRSL | British Museum | W2'. In a postscript he again states that the Association will be 'very glad to hear from you on any archaeological or other subjects. Please bear us in mind whenever any discoveries may be made, & especially if any Saxon Churches become known to you.'.…