Wireless At Sea Parma was a 'personal work'

was a 'personal work'

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from the ‘Royal English Atlas’

and at Cambridge (no maps)

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Wireless At Sea Parma was a 'personal work'With a splendid binding by William F Matthews. William Matthews (1898 1977) trained (and later taught) at the Central School of Arts and Crafts. He was taught by Peter McLeish, Neil Rooke and Graily Hewitt. His students included Bernard Middleton and Roger Powell. Condition & Materials 8vo. Full morocco, gilt, spine very slightly faded, otherwise a fine copy in full gilt fleece lined morocco slipcase. References The splendid binding is discussed by