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LOT 620

Lot 620

Clive Phillips-Wolley (British/Canadian, 1853-1918)

Clive Phillips-Wolley (British/Canadian, 1853-1918)
Lot 620 Details
Clive Phillips-Wolley (British/Canadian, 1853-1918)

BIG GAME SHOOTING

12mo., half title, illustrated frontispiece, illustrated full title, profusely illustrated throughout, with marbled page edges in tooled full calf boards, stamped 'Oxford Binding', with gilt impressed Upper Canada College crest to cover and ornately gilt ribbed spine with applied red titles, London: Longman's, Green, And Co., 1903
7.25 x 5.5 in — 18.4 x 14 cm

Estimate $300-$400

Realised: $200
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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Clive Phillips-Wolley (British/Canadian, 1853-1918)
  • Clive Phillips-Wolley (British/Canadian, 1853-1918)
  • Clive Phillips-Wolley (British/Canadian, 1853-1918)
Provenance:

Bookplate:
Presented by The Honourable Lieutenant-Governor General Colonel Sir J. M. Gibson to C.W.A. Ireson (for) Rifle Shooting, Upper Canada College...October 10th, 1913

CONDITION DETAILS

In very good condition (A++)

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