The town of Cambridge as it ought to be reformed : the plan of Nicholas Hawksmoor interpreted in an essay
Author:
Roberts, David (author)
Illustrator:
Cullen, Gordon
Printer:
Crutchley, Brooke
Paper maker:
Douglas Cockerell and Son
By David Roberts ; and a set of eight drawings by Gordon Cullen.
[4],35,[1]p : ill(col. map) ; 21x28cm
Method of acquisition: Given (1955) by Crutchley, Brooke
Production date: AD 1955
"Five hundred copies of this book have been printed and bound at the University Press, Cambridge for presentation by the University Printer to friends in printing and publishing Christmas 1955." Binding: Quarter green cloth, marbled paper sides (by Douglas Cockerell and Son), with gilt ornament in centre of upper board; gilt lettering on spine.
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Accession number: PB 1-1955
Primary reference Number: 145784
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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