Author: CORBIN, R. J. & JEN GREEN & KEN LIVINGSTON
Title: R.J. Corbin's Travels of a Bothy Boy (Signed by Jen Green)
Description: Leominster, Herefordshire: Potting Shed Publications, 2007. First Edition; First Impression. Paperback. ISBN: 0952895609. Light wear to spine, covers and corners. Coffee/tea stain on long block edge (please see photograph). Large fold ins. Slight marking on inner page of front fold-in and possible slight weakness in glue where cover attaches to book block. Signed by the writer (Jen Green) as no. 154 of 1000 signed. A delightful collection of photographs from RJ Corbin's life graces the pages of this evocative memoir chronicling his experiences as a young farmworker, or "bothy boy," in rural Scotland. The book vividly portrays life in the bothies, simple lodgings for laborers, and the challenges and adventures Corbin faced. Corbin captures the spirit of a bygone era of agricultural life, highlighting the camaraderie, hardships, and cultural traditions that defined the rural Scottish landscape. It’s a heartfelt tribute to a unique way of life and its lasting impact on his personal journey. ; Light wear to spine, covers and corners. Coffee/tea stain on long block edge (please see photograph). Large fold ins. Slight marking on inner page of front fold-in and possible slight weakness in glue where cover attaches to book block. Signed by the writer (Jen Green) as no. 154 of 1000 signed. A delightful collection of photographs from RJ Corbin's life graces the pages of this evocative memoir chronicling his experiences as a young farmworker, or "bothy boy," in rural Scotland. The book vividly portrays life in the bothies, simple lodgings for laborers, and the challenges and adventures Corbin faced. Corbin captures the spirit of a bygone era of agricultural life, highlighting the camaraderie, hardships, and cultural traditions that defined the rural Scottish landscape. It’s a heartfelt tribute to a unique way of life and its lasting impact on his personal journey. ; 23.6 x 27.1 x 1.3 cm; 148 pages; Signed by Jen Green (writer). Very Good- with no dust jacket .
Keywords: 0952895609 Culture British Modern History Horticulture Gardening London County Council
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Title: R.J. Corbin's Travels of a Bothy Boy (Signed by Jen Green)
Description: Leominster, Herefordshire: Potting Shed Publications, 2007. First Edition; First Impression. Paperback. ISBN: 0952895609. Light wear to spine, covers and corners. Coffee/tea stain on long block edge (please see photograph). Large fold ins. Slight marking on inner page of front fold-in and possible slight weakness in glue where cover attaches to book block. Signed by the writer (Jen Green) as no. 154 of 1000 signed. A delightful collection of photographs from RJ Corbin's life graces the pages of this evocative memoir chronicling his experiences as a young farmworker, or "bothy boy," in rural Scotland. The book vividly portrays life in the bothies, simple lodgings for laborers, and the challenges and adventures Corbin faced. Corbin captures the spirit of a bygone era of agricultural life, highlighting the camaraderie, hardships, and cultural traditions that defined the rural Scottish landscape. It’s a heartfelt tribute to a unique way of life and its lasting impact on his personal journey. ; Light wear to spine, covers and corners. Coffee/tea stain on long block edge (please see photograph). Large fold ins. Slight marking on inner page of front fold-in and possible slight weakness in glue where cover attaches to book block. Signed by the writer (Jen Green) as no. 154 of 1000 signed. A delightful collection of photographs from RJ Corbin's life graces the pages of this evocative memoir chronicling his experiences as a young farmworker, or "bothy boy," in rural Scotland. The book vividly portrays life in the bothies, simple lodgings for laborers, and the challenges and adventures Corbin faced. Corbin captures the spirit of a bygone era of agricultural life, highlighting the camaraderie, hardships, and cultural traditions that defined the rural Scottish landscape. It’s a heartfelt tribute to a unique way of life and its lasting impact on his personal journey. ; 23.6 x 27.1 x 1.3 cm; 148 pages; Signed by Jen Green (writer). Very Good- with no dust jacket .
Keywords: 0952895609 Culture British Modern History Horticulture Gardening London County Council
Price: GBP 30.00 = appr. US$ 42.84 Seller: Literary Cat Books
- Book number: LCB62276
- Book number: LCB62276
See more books from our catalog: Autobiographies & Memoirs