8vo. Pp, 164. Quarter leather over cloth-backed boards. The binding dates from c.1895. An excellent copy in all respects from the library of Tarradale House with bookplate on front paste-down and withdrawn stamp on bookplate.

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Title: A Retrospective View of the Scots Fisheries with Observations and Remarks humbly suggesting the probable means of preserving and improving them etc. etc.
Publisher: Edinburgh
Publication Date: 1787
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 2nd Edition
Condition: Fine

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Leakey's Bookshop was established in 1979 and has been housed for the last 30 years in the old Gaelic Church (1793). It is Scotland's largest secondhand bookshop with 100,000 selected volumes. We have been actively buying books throughout the Highlands for over 45 years, buying that has been immensely exciting and fruitful. The wood-burning fire that heats the shop has filled many customers with amazement and some with dread. If you come to Inverness, Leakey's will be one of the highlights of your visit.

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Leakey's Bookshop Ltd.
Leakey's Bookshop Ltd., Church Street, Inverness, IV1 1EY, United Kingdom

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Leakey's Bookshop Ltd.
Directors: Charles R.A. Leakey and Britt E.I. Karlsson
Company Registration No. SC264441
VAT No. GB297099695
email; charles@leakeysbookshop.com

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