[Regia-NA] Re: *WH* Fwd: [Midlaurel] Be part of the success ofanamazing museum!]

[Martin Field]

I have eight copies on there way for sale.
Cheers
Martin
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> A friend just brought this book back from his trip to the Jorvik festival.
> If leatherwork's your thing, it's wonderful...
>
> --charlotte mayhew
>
>
> > The York Archaeological Trust book on the leatherwork
> > and shoes by Ester Cameron and Ian Carlisle is due
> > out this year. You might want to pre-order from
> > Oxbowbooks.com / David Brown Book Co. and avoid
> > the ten dollars per pound (more now with inflation) book
> > postage from York direct. York is much faster but David Brown
> > is much cheaper. Ian started talking about it five
> > years ago and never mentioned Ester was to be the
> > prime author. They monitor the medieval-leatherwork
> > at yahoogroups list.
> >
> > If it is shoes only you want then Stepping Through Time
> > by Goubitz is the best book on the subject.
> >
> > We have a sizable number of the York book series ourselves.
> >
> > This is the last major medieval leatherwork book I know of
> > (besides a rare Hedeby one) that we don't have. There are
> > some scattered small ones from Scandinavia and Switzerland
> > I've been aware of but not been chasing seriously.
> >
> > Magnus
> >
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