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The Peel Towers of the Scottish Border ( 1911 )(aka Pele Towers / Fortified Keeps / Stone Tower Houses Along the Scottish Border and the English Marches )(includes a Chapter on Sir Walter Scott )

The Peel Towers of the Scottish Border ( 1911 )(aka Pele Towers / Fortified Keeps / Stone Tower Houses Along the Scottish Border and the English Marches )(includes a Chapter on Sir Walter Scott )

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The Peel Towers of the Scottish Border ( 1911 )(aka Pele Towers / Fortified Keeps / Stone Tower Houses Along the Scottish Border and the English Marches )(includes a Chapter on Sir Walter Scott )

by Armstrong, Rev. R ( Reverend Robert )( Sir Walter Scott related)

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Scotland: Galashiels, Scotland, UK: A Walker and Son, NO DATE ( 1911 ), 1st Edition (likely a First Printing ), 1911. -----------( 1st printing of the First edition ) softcover, stiff card covers, light wear and rubbing, some light soiling, age toning / browning to the gutters, overall a Good to Very Good example, 70 pages, b&w photos, WorldCat lists fewer than 10 copies and indicates that there was a 1913 printing, this copy has no date but the 1911 date appears on the contents page after a footnote by Armstrong ---contents include: The Peel Towers of the Scottish Border; What Scott Did for England; Tweeddale -a Glimpse of the Past; The vale of the Manor; "Tibble Shiels" to Selkirk with The Flying Post, any image directly beside this listing is the actual book and not a generic photo ///NOT SIGNED ---GUARANTEED to be AVAILABLE/// ---sizes are approximate (generally within 1/8 inch)---. First Edition. Soft Cover. Good (see description). Illus. by Uncredited Cover Art. 5.25w x 7.5h Inches.

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Leonard Shoup CA (CA)
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Title
The Peel Towers of the Scottish Border ( 1911 )(aka Pele Towers / Fortified Keeps / Stone Tower Houses Along the Scottish Border and the English Marches )(includes a Chapter on Sir Walter Scott )
Author
Armstrong, Rev. R ( Reverend Robert )( Sir Walter Scott related)
Illustrator
Uncredited Cover Art
Format/Binding
Paperback
Book Condition
Used - Good (see description)
Edition
First Edition
Publisher
Galashiels, Scotland, UK: A Walker and Son, NO DATE ( 1911 ), 1st Edition (likely a First Printing )
Place of Publication
Scotland
Date Published
1911
Size
5.25w x 7.5h Inches
Keywords
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