Little and Good A Study of the Great North of Scotland Railway and its Train Service

Made:
1898 in Aberdeen
maker:
W J Scott
Little and Good A Study of the Great North of Scotland Railway and its Train Service Little and Good A Study of the Great North of Scotland Railway and its Train Service
Little and Good A Study of the Great North of Scotland Railway and its Train Service Little and Good A Study of the Great North of Scotland Railway and its Train Service

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Guidebook entitled "Little and Good A Study of the Great North of Scotland Railway and its Train Service", written by the Rev. W. J. Scott and printed by G. Cornwall and Sons in 1898. 63 printed pages with photographs of the countryside and places of interest. Maps of the Great North of Scotland Railway Company network included.

Details

Category:
Documents
Object Number:
2005-7733
Materials:
cardboard and paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
overall: 185 mm x 125 mm
type:
guidebook
credit:
Lewis, D. I.

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