CUNLIFFE SHAW, R. - POST ROMAN CARLISLE AND THE KINGDOMS OF THE NORTH-WEST.

Preston. The Guardian Press, 1964., Ex library. 2nd edition with corrections & additions. 70 pages, includes index of personal names & index of place names. Folded errata slip glued to page opposite title page. 2 charts have been added in this 2nd edition, showing descendants of Ceretic of Allt Clud, and the descent of the Men of the North. Folded black & white frontispiece is from Cuck's drawing of 1745 of ancient Carlisle. B./w. photograph of the Magnus Maximus coin. 21.5cm.x 14.25cm.Contents are clean except for library marks & stamps, & "25p" is written on front endpages. Cover has been covered with clear plastic, otherwise very good. No d./w. 1964

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