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The Tonbridge of Yesterday.

NEVE, Arthur H., [MACKLEY, Geo. E., illustrator].

Tonbridge: Tonbridge Free Press, Ltd., 1933. [Kent history] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (20 x 14cm), pp.408. Publisher's mid grey cloth, titles in gilt to spine. With 17 plates, 2 maps and 14 in-text illustrations. Some spotting, mostly to pages facing plates, edges toned and spotted. Cloth rubbed and a little worn to extremities, with the top two inches of the lower joint starting to split, although still firm. Uncommon. Very good. A in depth history of Tonbridge, first published serially in The Tonbridge Free Press in 1932 and here in book form in February 1933. Item #61253

Price: £195.00

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