Item #44983 Colbran's New Guide For Tunbridge Wells. Being a Full and Accurate Description of The Wells and its Neighbourhood Within a Circuit of Nearly Twenty Miles, and Notices of the London and Dover Railway; Illustrated With Plates, Wood Engravings, etc., of Most of the Principle Places. James PHIPPEN.

Colbran's New Guide For Tunbridge Wells. Being a Full and Accurate Description of The Wells and its Neighbourhood Within a Circuit of Nearly Twenty Miles, and Notices of the London and Dover Railway; Illustrated With Plates, Wood Engravings, etc., of Most of the Principle Places.

PHIPPEN, James.

London: A.H. Baily and Co., 1844. SECOND EDITION. Octavo, pp. x; 353; 4 [addenda]; 38 [advertisements]. Seven engravings plus fold-out map (Goulden notes nine), other illustrations within the text. Bound in later half tan calf over cream card boards, red title label to spine with gilt lettering, five raised bands, marbled endpapers, red speckled edges. Internally clean, map elgantly highlighted in colour, contemporary ownership to first blank (dated 1860), binding fine. The frontispiece in this volume is 'The Parade'. Item #44983

Goulden 71.

Price: £125.00

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Colbran's New Guide For Tunbridge Wells. Being a Full and Accurate Description of The Wells and its Neighbourhood Within a Circuit of Nearly Twenty Miles, and Notices of the London and Dover Railway; Illustrated With Plates, Wood Engravings, etc., of Most of the Principle Places.