Hartland Quay: The Story of a Vanished Port - Nix & Myers Paperback

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Local history & topography

Hartland Quay

Michael Nix & Mark R. Myers

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Author
Michael Nix & Mark R. Myers
Edition
Not visible in supplied photo · not confirmed
Binding
Paperback
Dust jacket
No
Condition
Good

About this copy

Hartland Quay The Story of a Vanished Port By Michael Nix & Mark R. Myers. Publisher and year not confirmed from the photograph supplied. This listing is based on a single photograph of the front cover, which features a sepia-toned historical image of Hartland Quay in North Devon.

The title and authors are printed in red lettering. No copyright page, title page, or back cover has been photographed, so publisher, publication year, and printing/edition status cannot be confirmed and are not stated here.

Condition

Book
Good – front cover shows a clear image with light wear typical of a used paperback; a few faint marks are visible in the upper margin above the title. Spine, back cover, and interior have not been photographed and so are not assessed here.

This is a pre-owned book, and minor age-related wear may be present beyond what is specifically mentioned. All readily visible defects have been described to the best of my ability. Please see photos, which form part of the description.

Collector's notes

  • Hartland Quay was a historic working harbour in North Devon that no longer survives in its original form.
  • Publisher and publication year could not be confirmed from the single cover photograph supplied.
  • Edition/printing status is unknown pending sight of the title and copyright pages.

Additional photographs of the title page, copyright page, and back cover can be requested to confirm edition details before purchase.

This is a pre-owned book. Please look at every photograph: they show its true condition.

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