Farmer's progress: a guide to farming

by George Henderson.

First edition.

London : Faber and Faber Limited, 1950. 230, 16 pages of plates : illustrations.

An introduction to farming as profession and as a business.

Hardcover.

G+ in VG unclipped DW with light edge wear and small loss to rear bottom corner. Spotting to edges of text block. Discolouration to top edges of boards. Spine ends bruised. Ghosting to free endpapers.

Ref No: 7516


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Author(s): Henderson, George

Subject(s): Farms and farming

Collection(s): Agriculture

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