Cecil Court

And indeed, he collected and wrote books about death and the afterlife, about spirits, about religions from around the world.

And he compiled a book, and I have a very rare copy of it, thanks to my antiquarian book dealer friend, Tim, at Briars and Briars on Cecil Court.

Highly recommend go there if you're in London and say hello to Tim.

He compiled a book of famous last words.

That's what came back to me.

I remember as a kid going into shops like that with all badges and stuff, and they weren't like the ones on Cecil Court in London where you'll just get, you know, eye-watering prices.

I mean, they were, they were everywhere when I was growing up.

Yeah, you're right.

A Brief Account of the Bahá'í Movement by Ethel J. Rosenberg.

Published by the Priory Press, Hampstead, and J.M. Watkins, 21 Cecil Court, St. Martin's Lane, WC.

For the Bahá'í Society of London, 1911.

Price one penny.

A Brief Account of the Bahá'í Movement by Ethel J. Rosenberg.

Published by The Priory Press, Hampstead, and J.M. Watkins, 21 Cecil Court, St. Martin's Lane, WC.

For the Bahá'í Society of London, 1911.

Price one penny.