CONTINUAL DEW : A LITTLE BOOK OF BOURGEOIS VERSE.
de BETJEMAN, John (Sir John), 1906-1984 :
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London, United Kingdom
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London : John Murray, (1937). First edition. An early collection of thirty-three poems – including "Slough", "Exeter", "Tea with the Poets", "Croydon", and "Tunbridge Wells" – "Produced in impeccable late Victorian style, this slim – nay, svelte – volume celebrates the joys and woes of Suburbia, High, Low, and Broad Balham is here, and Tooting" (Liverpool Daily Post, 18th December 1937). Foolscap 4to (22cm). [xiv],(46),[iv]pp - including integral endpapers. Illustrations. Original black cloth, blocked and lettered in gilt; all edges gilt; a very good, clean and sound copy in the original McKnight Kauffer dust-jacket - a design in white, blue and black - the jacket lightly worn, slightly marked and a little tanned, with a revised price over-sticker on the front flap, and a single nick to the back panel, but complete and still very good.
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- Ash Rare Books
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- 45435
- Título
- CONTINUAL DEW : A LITTLE BOOK OF BOURGEOIS VERSE.
- Autor
- BETJEMAN, John (Sir John), 1906-1984 :
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- McKnight Kauffer
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- 1
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- London : John Murray, (1937).
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- English Literature, Poetry
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