Author: KING GEORGE II
Title: [Postage Act 1730]. An Act for obviating a Doubt which hath arisen concerning the usual Allowance made upon the Delivery of Letters sent by the Peny Post to Places out of the Cities of London and Westminster, and Borough of Southwark, and the respective Suburbs thereof.
Description: Printed by John Baskett, E. and R. Nutt, and R. Gosling. Printers to the King, London 1734. London, 1734. First Edition, No Binding. Very Good Condition. Disbound. Very Good. Approx 40 lines of text. Folio format (245mm x 390mm, 9.5 x 15 inches), separated from the Statutes at Large. Disbound from the larger volume, with no title page (as issued), and the caption title doesn't usually start at the head of the page, but some way down it. This is quite normal for Statutes. Chiefly printed in black letter. Overall condition is very good, with bright clean pages, and decent margins. There is some browning here and there to a few pages, but not many. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Parliamentary Acts::Statutes; Printed before 1800; Inventory No: 187434.

Keywords: BZDB395 Parliamentary Acts::Statutes; Printed before 1800; Postage Act 1730 An Act for obviating a Doubt which hath arisen concerning the usual Allowance made upon the Delivery of Letters sent by the Peny Post to Places out of the Cities of London and Wes


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