This is the 1961 edition in red cloth on board. Owner's stamp on inside cover. No other marks to book or cover. Tight, even binding, minimal shelf wear to cover. A very good copy. Items are dispatched the following (or the same) day. Please note our excellent customer feedback.

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Elements of optical mineralogy;: An introduction to microscopic petrography,
Publisher: Chapman & Hall
Publication Date: 1933
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good

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At Repton & Clover we offer a wide range of quality used, antiquarian and new books at highly competitive prices. Operating from the Old Bank House in the heart of the lovely Georgian town of Aylsham, Norfolk (UK), we are happy to dispatch to any location, national or international. We offer our customers the highest levels of professionalism and service.

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