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	1	Banks, John Buses in The Seventies Venture Publications, Glossop, UK, 2003 1 898432 937 / 9781898432937 First Edition, Laminated, Fine, No Jacket Atkins, G. H. F., 80pp inc many colour and b&w illustrations - Survey of the history of buses in Britain during the 1970s, a period Banks considers their Golden Age. The book is immaculate, except for inked owner's details to FPDP.. 007326 Price: 14.99 GBP
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