Null Schmidt,C.F.
Strasbourg alley & house names in the Middle Ages. Strasbourg,…

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Schmidt,C.F. Strasbourg alley & house names in the Middle Ages. Strasbourg, self-published 1871. 4 pp., 192 pp. Bindery of the D. Zt. with ribbed boards. (Somewhat scuffed). Published in an edition of 250 copies. - "This booklet was already ready for issue, only the title was missing when war broke out in July of last year. The reader is asked to take this into account if he finds some passages that do not fit the present circumstances. March 1871" (preface). - St. verso T. - Rare.

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Schmidt,C.F. Strasbourg alley & house names in the Middle Ages. Strasbourg, self-published 1871. 4 pp., 192 pp. Bindery of the D. Zt. with ribbed boards. (Somewhat scuffed). Published in an edition of 250 copies. - "This booklet was already ready for issue, only the title was missing when war broke out in July of last year. The reader is asked to take this into account if he finds some passages that do not fit the present circumstances. March 1871" (preface). - St. verso T. - Rare.

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