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BALFOUR, JAMES. REMINISCENCES OF GOLF ON ST. ANDREWS LINKS. EDINBURGH: DAVID DOUGLAS, 1887.
8°. Original printed red wrappers (lacking spine, block split). PROVENANCE: Walter Edwin Fairlie, his gift to: Bernard Darwin, half title inscribed 'Bernard Darwin given him by W.E. Fairlie'. Fairlie, the probable first owner of this copy, was the author of The Old Course of St. Andrews (1908). Murdoch 30.
LYON, CHARLES JOBSON. THE HISTORY OF ST. ANDREWS, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
EDINBURGH: SMITH, ELDER, 1838.
12°. Folding engraved map of St. Andrews showing the links, engraved frontispiece and 4 plates (map torn along fold, plates spotted). Contemporary green ribbed cloth, uncut (rebacked preserving old spine, new endpapers). (2)
8°. Original printed red wrappers (lacking spine, block split). PROVENANCE: Walter Edwin Fairlie, his gift to: Bernard Darwin, half title inscribed 'Bernard Darwin given him by W.E. Fairlie'. Fairlie, the probable first owner of this copy, was the author of The Old Course of St. Andrews (1908). Murdoch 30.
LYON, CHARLES JOBSON. THE HISTORY OF ST. ANDREWS, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
EDINBURGH: SMITH, ELDER, 1838.
12°. Folding engraved map of St. Andrews showing the links, engraved frontispiece and 4 plates (map torn along fold, plates spotted). Contemporary green ribbed cloth, uncut (rebacked preserving old spine, new endpapers). (2)
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