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Inside old-school books, every scribble tells a story
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[Globe and Mail] - “I think it's a fake,” Philip Oldfield said, in his Liverpudlian accent, as he walked over to glance at Wolfe's book. Mr. Oldfield is the Fisher's expert on book history, the history of science and medicine, and provenance, having first earned a
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In younger days, Peter Carlton Oldfield had been no mean cricketer. Born in Headingley, he was educated at Repton. He subsequently got a ...
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Carlton Oldfield, M.B., F.R.C.S. (44832),. Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial. Army. No Warrant Officer Class II Battery. Sergeant Major John Oliver, ...
Inside old-school books, every scribble tells a story - The Globe and...
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People have always written in books, marking them with marginalia, dates, names, plates, crests and symbols. So books not only preserve history but become part...
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