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Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland. 1826 In the 7th Year of King George IV
Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland. 1826 In the 7th Year of King George IV Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland. 1826 In the 7th Year of King George IV Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland. 1826 In the 7th Year of King George IV
Ended 26 April 2022

Lot 130573

Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland. 1826 In the 7th Year of King George IV

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Lot Information

United Kingdom

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Description

An Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland.

Printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahan, printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty, dated 5 May 1826.

This comprises 2 pages involving licences, rules, regulations and duties on spirits and wine.

This Act To Continue The Prevention Of Private Distillation In Scotland. 1826 sold at our online auction for £95

Condition

Please see images for fill level and label condition. Note general wear.

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This bottle does not appear to be leaking. While we take every care to pack bottles securely we cannot guarantee that old corks and closures will not leak in transit.

Approx. shipping weight

0.50kg

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