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Historic book found in Amnesty International bookshop

Howard Lake | 14 July 2003 | News

A 17th century Spanish rent book has been donated to the Hammersmith branch of Books for Amnesty.

The 150-page book is in good condition and on 6 June was presented to June Esther Cruces, the Director of the Malaga Historical Archive. It is a hand-written account of farm rent payments from 1612-1616 in the Malaga area of southern Spain, and is bound in parchment with leather hinges. It is of considerable historical value.

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Lara Woolston, shops manager at Amnesty International UK, said: “The Books for Amnesty shops are constantly receiving a wonderful range of fascinating publications and artefacts. In the past we’ve been given a Noel Coward songbook signed by the author and a Bertrand Russell letter.

The Books for Amnesty shops network is currently developing a ‘collectibles’ catalogue that will feature first editions and other rarities.

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