The Nature of Cities Origin, Growth, and Decliner Pattern and Form Planning Problems

Published by Paul Theobold& Co, Chicago, 1955

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4to. 286 pp. browned edges with faint foxing, ex-library with usual markings good in original coarse green cloth with marks from old sellotape front and back, good in original unclipped dustwrapper. dw creased and chipped with small losses, good. now in removable cello sleeve. Oversease customers may be asked for extra shipping cost, UK ok Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

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Title
The Nature of Cities Origin, Growth, and Decliner Pattern and Form Planning Problems
Author
Hilberseimer, L.
Publisher
Paul Theobold& Co, Chicago
Publication year
1955
Condition
Good
Dust jacket
Good
Binding
Hard Cover
Illustrator
Fleming, William (Typography and Jacket design)
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Tombland Bookshop

Norwich, Nflk, United Kingdom

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"One of the top secondhand bookshops in the U.K" - The Independent May 2008. Trading from a fifteenth century timber-framed building in the centre of Norwich, with ca. 30,000 books on display and reserve stock of over 100,000 books, a proportion of which is internet stock, Tombland Bookshop presents a traditional mix of second-hand and antiquarian books. "The Best Book Shop in East Anglia" - Drif's Guide.

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