CROSTHWAITE, J FISHER; DARWENTWATER [DERWENTWATER], AMELIA COUNTESS OF - The Last of the Derwentwaters + Jottings of Original Matter from the Diary of Amelia, Countess and Heiress of Darwentwater. Two Volumes Bound As One

Cockermouth: Printed by Robert Bailey, 1874. [First Edition]. Half leather hardback with marbled boards. 220mm x 150mm (9" x 6"). 40pp, x; xii, 137pp, [ii]. B/W illustrations. The Last of the Derwentwaters, A Paper Read to the Keswick Literary Society, printed by Robert Bailey in 1874. Jottings of Original Matter privately printed in 1869.. G : in good condition. Cover stained. Edge-wear. Original card covers bound in. Content thumbed and browned with occasional archive tape repair. Previous owner inscription and bookplate. Inner hinge cracking. Sporadic pencil annotations .

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