Thomas Kymer of Kymer Canal - Wales, Bookplate

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Thomas Kymer Armorial Spade Shield on Mantle Bookplate of circa 1765. Thomas Kymer was born in Wales in 1722 and built the Kymer Canal from 1760 - 1768, to carry coal to the Welsh ports.
Franks Bookplate No. 17385. Engraved onto Laid Handmade Paper.

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Dimensions10.75 cms x 7.0 cms (4.1/4" x 2.3/4") Category Antique Ephemera Date Circa 1765  George III Antiques Material Paper Origin English Condition Very Good - has been stuck onto backing paper at the top - but could easily be removed. Item code as167a703 Status Sold

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