One of the insanely large number of great things about London is the ability to stumble across a seemingly innocent storefront that you instantly recognize from your favorite British comedy or drama series. Yes, you can always travel to Yorkshire, Portmeirion on the coast of North Wales, or Cornwall but it's still pretty cool to turn the corner walking down the streets of London and encounter the likes of a Speedy's Sandwich Bar & Cafe on North Gower Street which just happens to double as a fairly frequent hangout of the world's most famous consulting detective and next door neighbor to the inhabitants of 221b Baker Street. The same can be said if you happen to be on Leigh Street in the area between the Russell Square Tube station and the British Library. Suddenly you are standing in front of what looks like Black Books. Well, actually, you'd be ready to enter Collinge & Clark, one of London's leading bookshops for Private Presses, Typography, Graphic Design and the art of the
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