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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10591996969252 |
| SKU: | A5/2606/U414 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR964 (80) |
| Category: |
New Zealand History: Early Maori & Colonial New Zealand History: General |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
FROM BEADS TO BANKNOTES: The Story of Money in New Zealand
by R.P. Hargreaves
DESCRIPTION
Format: small hardcover with dust jacket
Published: John McIndoe 1972, 1st edition
Size (mm): 145 w x 215 h x 20 d
Pages: 197
SKU: A5/2606/U414
ABOUT
The story of coins, tokens, promissory notes, bank notes, and other means of exchange that have been used in New Zealand since colonization.
A highly regarded reference text mapping the evolution of currency, trade, and economic exchange in New Zealand from the pre-colonial era through to the introduction of decimal currency
Illustrated throughout with monochrome images and drawings.
CONDITION
Excellent with light wear on dust jacket, faint marks on end papers, pages clean, no stamp or inscriptions.
IMAGES
Are of the actual item and depict all need to know detail.
REMARKS
Increasing scarce
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