ROBINSON, PERCY - Relics of Old Leeds

Leeds: Percy Robinson, 1896. [First Edition]. Dark blue half leather on blue cloth boards. 290mm x 220mm (11" x 9"). 70pp. Illustrated with twenty full-page plates and numerous blocks in the letterpress, all reproduced from drawings by the author. 'This volume is placed before the public in the hope that it may serve as a record of some of those relics of Old Leeds which, though they may not in all cases be of surpassing architectural or artistic merit, are yet interesting from their associations with the past history of the town'.. G : in Good condition without dust jacket. Scuffing at raised bands and corners. Boards rubbed. Foxing to eps. Small bookseller's label on front pastedown .

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