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The new and complete pigeon-fancier: or, modern treatise on domestic pigeons
By
Girton, Daniel.
Publication Details
London, [s.n.], n.d
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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End Note 
on soft back cover; in brown ink
annotation Nothing Ap. 1857