Intelligible Heraldry: The Application of a Mediaeval System of Record and Identification to Modern Needs

Published by Macdonald, 1950

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Red cloth hard cover - Good. In black illustrated DJ - chip to top of spine/some wear to corner tips and bottom edges/overall Good. 205 pages including b/w illustrations and some additional colour illustrations. Name neatly to top of Fep. Content clean and Good. (437g) Photo on request. Books that Benefit gives the proceeds from the sale of the book to charity.

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Title
Intelligible Heraldry: The Application of a Mediaeval System of Record and Identification to Modern Needs
Author
Sir Christopher Lynch-Robinson & Adrian Lynch-Robinson
Publisher
Macdonald
Publication year
1950
Condition
Good
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Fair/Good
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
Third Impression
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Heraldry

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Books that Benefit is part of a fund raising programme I set up to raise money for charity. I do this by collecting donated books from around the UK and then selling the books online through AbeBooks. Apart from the AbeBook fees and postage all the money raised from selling these books goes to various charities, national and local. I personally do not take any money from selling the books.

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