| 'A beautiful pocket-sized facsimile of the 19th century original, complete with faux marbre cover, lovely thick cream paper and cream ribbons to keep it shut. . . provides a brief history . . . there is an essay on cockney pronunciation and an index of street cries, in addition to the superb little engravings of street vendors and their cries.' London Evening Standard.
'Beautifully illustrated.' London City Recorder.
Each copy has a frontispiece individually hand tinted by the present publisher himself.
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