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Williams / Numerical Computation£36 or $56 or 43 Euros Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide
Published by Thomas Nelson & Sons, London, 1972;
viii + 191 pages, including Bibliography & Index;
many tables, graphs, equations & formulae
throughout the text;
17 X 24cm; "Good" brown/gilt cloth hardback;
in slightly chipped but "Good+"
non-price-clipped,
brown/yellow pictorial dustwrapper;
evidence still of librarian's use of transparent
tape;
formerly the property City Of Liverpool Public
Libraries, with their
ornate armorial bookplate on the front pastedown
and back flyleaf;
barcode label & neat "cancelled" stamp on front
flyleaf but no
trace of a lending sheet. Clean exemplar with
none
the defects usually found in lending copies. ***
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A decent crisp/clean copy of a scarce item.
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