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George Bayntun bath

Name: George Bayntun bath
Address: 23 Manvers St, Bath BA1 1JW, UK, Bath, ON
Telephone: 01225 466000
Rating: 5

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George Bayntun located at 23 Manvers St, Bath BA1 1JW, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01225 466000

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A first class bookshop with traditional bindery attached. A really good outing for all bibliophiles.

7 months ago

5^{/ 5}

A first class bookshop with traditional bindery attached. A really good outing for all bibliophiles. Bookbinding materials available for sale and a treasure trove of second hand books in the basement.

Great selection at good prices! Check out the print shop and basement!

2 months ago

4^{/ 5}

Great selection at good prices! Check out the print shop and basement!

I've a somewhat biased opinion...very atmospheric book store with the addition of an amazing bindery

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

I've a somewhat biased opinion...very atmospheric book store with the addition of an amazing bindery - a rare example of an artisan workshop.Very fine examples of art, design and craftsmanship.

Absolutely love this place. Wonderful service, fantastic selections and many undiscovered treasures

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

Absolutely love this place. Wonderful service, fantastic selections and many undiscovered treasures await.

Dickensian at it's best.

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

Dickensian at it's best.

Really like this bookshop, proper traditional shop with beautiful books and a wide selection. Nice t

11 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Really like this bookshop, proper traditional shop with beautiful books and a wide selection. Nice to just roam the shelves.

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