An edition of The church bells of Shropshire: their founders, inscriptions, traditions and uses (1915)

The church bells of Shropshire

their founders, inscriptions, traditions and uses

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The church bells of Shropshire
Henry Beauchamp Walters, Henry ...
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An edition of The church bells of Shropshire: their founders, inscriptions, traditions and uses (1915)

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Woodall, Minshall, Thomas & co., printers to the University of Wales, Caxton press
Language
English
Pages
485

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Subjects

Bell founders, Shropshire (England), Antiquities, Bells

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The church bells of Shropshire: their founders, inscriptions, traditions and uses
1915, Woodall, Minshall, Thomas & co., printers to the University of Wales, Caxton press
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Oswestry

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CC212.S3 W3

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Pagination
v, [4], 2-485 p.
Number of pages
485

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6575425M
LCCN
15007384
OCLC/WorldCat
27475175

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