Rare first edition. With 22 illustrations, plans and diagrams, including one folding. Introduction by Lord Headley. 340 pages. Original dark-blue cloth hardback binding, with gilt titles on spine, in very good condition, a little darkened. Text very good and tight. No inscriptions. See photographs attached. Seller Inventory # BM11876

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Title: How to make the Railways pay for the War; or...

Publisher: George Routledge and Sons Limited, London

Publication Date: 1916

Binding: Cloth Bound

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

Edition: 1st Edition

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Brian P. Martin Antiquarian and Collectors' Books currently offers a large wide-ranging selection of books on many subjects Brian is the author of 26 books on the countryside and wildlife, including his international award-winning Sporting Birds of the British Isles, best-selling Tales of the Old Gamekeepers, and The Great Shoots - Britain's finest Shooting Estates - Past and Present, a classic in its field now in its third, greatly enlarged edition. Brian now deals entirely online and will travel widely to buy books, from single volumes to whole collections. Telephone 01730 923179 or 07773112101, or email brianphilipmartin@yahoo.co.uk

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