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I've just found this on a bookshelf in a local supermarket. The books are donated so that folk can give money for a charity, set up for a local girl who I think sadly died due to an incurable illness. I gave £1 for it, thinking it was quite old from probably the 1920's/30's. I'm not into rabbit keeping, but just found it worth buying it, due to its age. I was surprised when looking inside the book that it's from 1904. Heck, that makes it 119 years old! It's a bit tatty and the pages seem to be made of a thin cardboard rather than paper. It's quite interesting to have a book that was written and printed before the first world war and only three years after Queen Victoria died. I wonder if Henrietta Street in London still exists. 🤔
Mmm, do rabbits drink? 🤔
Mmm, do rabbits drink? 🤔
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