556pp, 26 issues. Still tightly bound with strong internal cloth hinges. Interior in nice clean condition. No names or inscriptions. Gilt titling on leather labels to spine. Red speckled edges. Heavy - Weighs 2.1kg. Additional P&P will apply. Various other similarly bound volumes between 1959 & 1968 available as well as similarly bound The New Law Journal between 1967 & 1973. These are heavy vols & unlikely to be viable to ship overseas. Picture of this book available.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

The Solicitors' Journal., Volume 105 pt2. July to December 1961.

Publisher

The Solicitors' Journal., London

Publication Date

1961

Language

English

Binding

Hardcover

Edition

First Edition

Condition

Good

Seller catalogs

Law, Legal.

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In addition to books listed on-line I have a small quantity of books for sale at The Hampton Court Emporium, 54 Bridge Road, East Molesey, KT8 9HA.

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Tony Hutchinson
United Kingdom

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I can accept payment by GBP Sterling Cheque, Sterling Postal Orders or Bank Transfer for shipments to the UK only. I cannot accept any foreign currency payment, cheque or Money Order. Credit card payments can be made through Abebooks. If books are not as described I will refund but please contact me before returning the book. Contact details:- Tony Hutchinson, Roughwood, Seale Lane, Seale, GU10 1LD, UK. Tel 01252 782201. email argh2008@btinternet.com

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