CURLE, James. A Roman Frontier Post and its People. The Fort of Newstead in the parish of Melrose. Glasgow: James Maclehose and Sons, 1911, 4°, with a frontispiece and 96 plates (some folding), title printed in black and red, original blue publisher's cloth gilt (spine slightly faded, stain to tail of spine, rear cover stained and scuffed) -- ALLEN, J. Romilly. The Early Christian Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh: printed for the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland by Neill, 1903, 4°, with illustrations and plates (one page loose), original green half morocco and green cloth, ruled in gilt, front cover and spine decorated in gilt (spine scuffed, small holes to rear cover, extremities worn); and 6 others on Scottish history. (8)

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CURLE, James. A Roman Frontier Post and its People. The Fort of Newstead in the parish of Melrose. Glasgow: James Maclehose and Sons, 1911, 4°, with a frontispiece and 96 plates (some folding), title printed in black and red, original blue publisher's cloth gilt (spine slightly faded, stain to tail of spine, rear cover stained and scuffed) -- ALLEN, J. Romilly. The Early Christian Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh: printed for the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland by Neill, 1903, 4°, with illustrations and plates (one page loose), original green half morocco and green cloth, ruled in gilt, front cover and spine decorated in gilt (spine scuffed, small holes to rear cover, extremities worn); and 6 others on Scottish history. (8)