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Phillips, Jamaica. 2nd printing, 1983. Hardcover with dust jacket. VG+/VG. Inscription first blank page else unmarked, minor wear. Jacket has a few short closed tears, rubbed extremities. Line drawings of numerous old and threatened Jamaican houses. Unpaginated.

Jamaica: Harmony Hall. VG+/VG (see notes). 1983. 2nd ptg. hardcover. horiz 4to . unpp . NO INTERNATIONAL OR PRIORITY. Bit of edgewear to DJ. .

Stephensons (Jamaica). Collectible - Very Good. Signed Copy First edition copy. Collectible - Very Good. Good dust jacket. Reprint, 1993. Inscribed by author on dedication page. In protective mylar cover. (domestic architecture, Jamiaca)

Phillips, 2nd printing 1983. Hblk oblong 8vo 82pp illustr b+w drawings dj rather badly shelfworn with several closed tears and losses top and tail of spine now in protective sleeve very good red cloth boards and internally a very good clean tight unmarked text

Book is in Very Good+ condition, with light edgewear to cover, some of the blue dye from the cover flap has transferred to the title page and rear page. Pages otherwise clean and tight.

Kingston, Jamaica: Self Published, 1982. Dj shows light to moderate shelfwear, including small (1/2") splits at each of top and bottom rear edge. Black boards show little wear at all. Interior is tight and unmarked. Stated first edition of 2,400 copies. Unpaginated, but contains full page drawings and one-page history of 40 houses.. First. Cloth. Very Good/Good. Long 8vo. Limited Edition.

Kingston , Jamaica, 1982 A bright firm book with a touch of browning in a slightly shelfworn dj. Pics available

Ocho Rios, Jamaica: Harmony Hall, 1983. Leatherette. Near Fine. Anghelen Arrington Phillips. SIGNED BY THE ILLUSTRATOR ANGHELEN ARRINGTON PHILLIPS on the dedication page and numbered in her hand #33 of 100 special copies of the 1983 limited --and 1st-- edition. Solid and VG+ in its dark leatherette, with bright gilt-design and titling along the front panel. Very mild, light staining along the top-edges and, at the last 3-4 pages, a bit of streaking as well. Still though, handsome and very presentable -- and nicely illuistrated throughout along each recto by Anghelen Arrington Phillips, whose drawings nicely complement Geoffrey de Sola Pinto's text. Aso includes a laid-in limitation slip, confirming from the publisher that this is #33 of 100 copies of the special edition.